Wednesday, August 28 2019 - 1:11 AM
By: Neoriceisgood
Coins.
Levin: Say hypothetically, I, saintly Levin, aquired these coins by completely morally sound methods, would they have value to me... ? :3
Levin: Say hypothetically, I, saintly Levin, aquired these coins by completely morally sound methods, would they have value to me... ? :3
Levin is asking for a friend.
Definitely.
Levin wishes to know if he can make fair exchanges.
Ah, this game plays with economy and stocks I see. Mr.Smile truly is a devious.
Friendly reminder that I love Neo's work. Such things are worth saying.
Let's say that someone...gifted...these coins to me.
Oooh, this could get (even more) interesting.
You steal coins from person X, the group finds out and brands you a dirty rotten c**k, person X later dies and coins become worthless. You're made a pariah for nothing.
Assuming that's how it'd work anyway.
Well now, who says that dying means you don't have any cash on you? If you've banked some money, then die, the coins should presumably still have the same value.
What I'm thinking of even more is the potential to trade coins between players, not knowing whether your coins are worth more or less than theirs are (or even anything at all!)
I'm especially interested in what kinds of shenanigans those two gangsters could get up to. Perhaps the boss will use his coins to pay somebody off, only to reveal at the end that his lackey was banking all of their combined money! Then all he has to do is ask the lackey for all of his coins at the end of the game!
Assuming one were a dishonest person...
Levin: Assume away.
Three better keep a poker face up.
I want to see someone invest in the people they stole from because it eventually gives them more money.