I like the new vote incentive too! And it also might have a typo, Miss Veda saying "goa" instead of "goal". Unless she really likes music and dancing ...
42544: someone - Wednesday, July 3 2024 - 12:55 AM
Looks like the shader liaison guy is starting to have second thought about Melphred.
@random: no, obviously the typo is that Veda meant to say "goat". (That's Malhart.)
42545: noname - Wednesday, July 3 2024 - 12:57 AM
And, to the surprise of no-one, Guy was conspicuously excluded from the shots of our heroes in danger for a reason. Said reason being, of course, that he was never in nearly as much danger as Muntiacini was in.
42547: KsCoPe - Tuesday, July 2 2024 - 7:18 PM
Guy has a special power: To do anything he wants as long as he is not on a panel.
42548: Tom - Tuesday, July 2 2024 - 9:03 PM
Interesting vote incentive!
42549: Sporf - Wednesday, July 3 2024 - 6:34 AM
Sounds like the executives have a new vote incentive as well.
42550: Agent_Cook - Wednesday, July 3 2024 - 7:52 AM
"Never found the body"
42551: Bogg - Wednesday, July 3 2024 - 10:13 AM
Uh oh, dissent in the ranks? Who'da thunk it?
42552: Saiko - Wednesday, July 3 2024 - 11:55 AM
It was never plausible than Guy was in danger from Muntacini. I mean, a henchman to one of the weakest heroes doesn't seem like a proper foil for even smaller guys.
And Guy is a guy with a capital G after all.
42553: Sporf - Wednesday, July 3 2024 - 12:40 PM
I do hope we get the full scope of this conspiracy at some point. The rogue spirit gathering power can only be a small part. I don't think the executives were really aware of that. I don't think the pigs and bandits have been explained, nor the ghoul or even the gangs in the mob ruled town. Evyle was directly involved in parts of it and it seems like some things Heroland was aware of but not everything. I'd also like to know what Hero Hunter's deal is. He came to warn the executives about a a rogue vigilante that may or may not be a spy from the top brass, but then was concerned about the legality of what the executives plans to stop Burk, but later he is destroying evidence of the conspiracy for the executives. Why is he concerned about ethics and legality if he's a part of the conspiracy? Why warn them that the top might be watching if he's not? Why didn't he ask the top executives and heroes what to do about Burk?
42554: Welf - Wednesday, July 3 2024 - 1:59 PM
Yeah, that sentence will obviously help good ol' Melphred when the inevitable audit fro the top comes and a top executive asks why his daughter is dead.
Maybe Miss V means Goa, the city in India? It's a nice place, no one would sacrifice it.
I like the new vote incentive too! And it also might have a typo, Miss Veda saying "goa" instead of "goal". Unless she really likes music and dancing ...
Looks like the shader liaison guy is starting to have second thought about Melphred.
@random: no, obviously the typo is that Veda meant to say "goat". (That's Malhart.)
And, to the surprise of no-one, Guy was conspicuously excluded from the shots of our heroes in danger for a reason. Said reason being, of course, that he was never in nearly as much danger as Muntiacini was in.
Guy has a special power: To do anything he wants as long as he is not on a panel.
Interesting vote incentive!
Sounds like the executives have a new vote incentive as well.
"Never found the body"
Uh oh, dissent in the ranks? Who'da thunk it?
It was never plausible than Guy was in danger from Muntacini. I mean, a henchman to one of the weakest heroes doesn't seem like a proper foil for even smaller guys.
And Guy is a guy with a capital G after all.
I do hope we get the full scope of this conspiracy at some point. The rogue spirit gathering power can only be a small part. I don't think the executives were really aware of that. I don't think the pigs and bandits have been explained, nor the ghoul or even the gangs in the mob ruled town. Evyle was directly involved in parts of it and it seems like some things Heroland was aware of but not everything. I'd also like to know what Hero Hunter's deal is. He came to warn the executives about a a rogue vigilante that may or may not be a spy from the top brass, but then was concerned about the legality of what the executives plans to stop Burk, but later he is destroying evidence of the conspiracy for the executives. Why is he concerned about ethics and legality if he's a part of the conspiracy? Why warn them that the top might be watching if he's not? Why didn't he ask the top executives and heroes what to do about Burk?
Yeah, that sentence will obviously help good ol' Melphred when the inevitable audit fro the top comes and a top executive asks why his daughter is dead.
Maybe Miss V means Goa, the city in India? It's a nice place, no one would sacrifice it.