redzonejoe
Vaguely Pastafarian
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- Canada
Like I said before, I prefer Brief's approach to diplomacy here.
While I'm not against playing hardball when the situation calls for it, the most recent similar situation is when whatsherface attacked us in that witch barrier. We just defended ourselves calmly and basically said 'woah there, let's calm down and talk' instead of being a hard-ass and blowing off her limbs.
That's the Yui approach that I want to employ here, and at every other possible opportunity.
If the harsher approach is necessary, then we can turn to it next. I'm not convinced yet that it is.
The only real concern here is Minami getting caught up in things, but the combat portion of the plan seems to address that well enough and by the time our more diplomatic approach might fail, Minami would be away from the immediate danger.
Compared to[x] While you fight, try talking to your opponent via brainmail.
- [x] Try to talk her down peacefully. Point out that she didn't overwhelm you in the initial assault if that was her plan, so she has nothing to lose by stopping a moment to talk now.
[x] While you fight, try talking to your opponent via brainmail.
- [x] Play hardball.
-- [x] Inform her that you are Yui Aikawa and Nagamioka is yours in its entirety. As she declined to introduce herself, attempt to lay claim to this area, or even warn you off prior to attacking you you're going to give her one opportunity to surrender and gain your forgiveness for this foolishness. If she insists on fighting you will try to disable her safely, but are unsure of your ability to avoid seriously injuring her.
While I'm not against playing hardball when the situation calls for it, the most recent similar situation is when whatsherface attacked us in that witch barrier. We just defended ourselves calmly and basically said 'woah there, let's calm down and talk' instead of being a hard-ass and blowing off her limbs.
That's the Yui approach that I want to employ here, and at every other possible opportunity.
If the harsher approach is necessary, then we can turn to it next. I'm not convinced yet that it is.
The only real concern here is Minami getting caught up in things, but the combat portion of the plan seems to address that well enough and by the time our more diplomatic approach might fail, Minami would be away from the immediate danger.