18380: Brilliand - Monday, October 1 2018 - 2:00 AM
Fox doesn't want to tell her name.
She should be more worried about this.
18381: Some guy - Monday, October 1 2018 - 3:43 AM
Definitely a good question.
18382: Bruudwin - Monday, October 1 2018 - 4:20 AM
'room for opportunity here' XD puns!.. i think.
18383: Bisected - Monday, October 1 2018 - 7:33 AM
Infinite opportunities.
18384: Saiko - Tuesday, October 2 2018 - 3:52 AM
At least Three should be safe, he cannot tell a lie. We have a backup protagonist!
18385: Some guy - Tuesday, October 2 2018 - 8:42 AM
@Saiko
More like "nobody knows what he's saying anyway".
18386: Klaus - Tuesday, October 2 2018 - 8:57 AM
@Saiko That would actually be pretty unsafe, if the rule enforces "must answer" as much as "must be honest".
Three is probably still safe. After all, Three can answer honestly as he likes, as long as no one finds a workable translator.
... or maybe "answer must be comprehensible". Then Three is screwed.
18387: Guest - Tuesday, October 2 2018 - 1:19 PM
They never said that the answer must be timely. A three-hour-long charades session for a single word of a ten-word answer would be valid, but quickly reduce the interest in asking further questions...
18388: Whispers of Sorrow - Tuesday, October 2 2018 - 9:10 PM
@Klaus: Could they not just give Three a piece of paper and a pen in that scenario?
Fox doesn't want to tell her name.
She should be more worried about this.
Definitely a good question.
'room for opportunity here' XD puns!.. i think.
Infinite opportunities.
At least Three should be safe, he cannot tell a lie. We have a backup protagonist!
@Saiko
More like "nobody knows what he's saying anyway".
@Saiko That would actually be pretty unsafe, if the rule enforces "must answer" as much as "must be honest".
Three is probably still safe. After all, Three can answer honestly as he likes, as long as no one finds a workable translator.
... or maybe "answer must be comprehensible". Then Three is screwed.
They never said that the answer must be timely. A three-hour-long charades session for a single word of a ten-word answer would be valid, but quickly reduce the interest in asking further questions...
@Klaus: Could they not just give Three a piece of paper and a pen in that scenario?