23461: Bogg - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 2:59 AM
Levin is really doing everything in his power to pain that bull's eye on his back isn't he?
23462: Tor - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 3:40 AM
Well. That was kinda expected?
Of course they are not going to allow Bindy to talk with them about their trick.
23463: Chris E. - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 7:55 AM
So, perhaps Team Red have actually somehow managed to work together to perform a collective trick, and that is why they were so keen (earlier and now) to prevent Infinite and Bindy from meeting?
I still don't see how they could have managed that, though. Unless they could send an apple back instead of an orange despite already having added the apple to their score, but I don't think that's how it looks like it works.
Or maybe it's as simple as trading with the neutral team, who also started with apples?
23464: Tobi - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 9:36 AM
Loser?! Oooh, that Levin!
23465: Kiithnaras - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 10:05 AM
Returning the apple seems clever, but the trade machine clearly states what is being traded when it commences. We see Tobi and Uptight (that's what I'm calling her) trading one apple and one orange with zero items. I'm not saying it's impossible, but someone would have to have not been paying attention, or possibly hoarding an orange chip rather than submitting it to the group.
23467: Brilliand - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 4:48 PM
Dunno why they even tried this. Obviously Infinite would have to meet with Bindy against the will of the rest of Team Red (i.e. in a trade), not in the fully out-in-the-open communication room.
23468: mikato1 - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 5:09 PM
I begin to suspect that Levin's secret objective is to be as much of a smarmy douchebag as humanly possible- Smile wants to see what happens when someone makes a monumental ass of themselves *without* actually being the traitor. Remember, Levin has at no point actually actively screwed anybody over, he just hasn't *helped* people without a reason to do so. That's Lorg in a nutshell.
23469: A.saur - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 6:13 PM
Take the chip that came back with the first group, and put it into the opening of the case to trade as an item. The right amount of oranges in, but one goes out.
23470: Exasperation - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 7:31 PM
The obvious thing to do here is for the team to refuse to acknowledge any communication from The Bird* from here on out; if The Bird says something, ignore him and ask for the information again. Repeat until they relent and send someone else to communicate.
* "The Bird" as in "Flip him the bird".
23471: B - Saturday, September 19 2020 - 11:14 PM
I wonder if there is a special rule their team knows about but not Tobi's team
23476: Luminous Lead - Sunday, September 20 2020 - 7:12 PM
Levin is really doing everything in his power to pain that bull's eye on his back isn't he?
Well. That was kinda expected?
Of course they are not going to allow Bindy to talk with them about their trick.
So, perhaps Team Red have actually somehow managed to work together to perform a collective trick, and that is why they were so keen (earlier and now) to prevent Infinite and Bindy from meeting?
I still don't see how they could have managed that, though. Unless they could send an apple back instead of an orange despite already having added the apple to their score, but I don't think that's how it looks like it works.
Or maybe it's as simple as trading with the neutral team, who also started with apples?
Loser?! Oooh, that Levin!
Returning the apple seems clever, but the trade machine clearly states what is being traded when it commences. We see Tobi and Uptight (that's what I'm calling her) trading one apple and one orange with zero items. I'm not saying it's impossible, but someone would have to have not been paying attention, or possibly hoarding an orange chip rather than submitting it to the group.
Dunno why they even tried this. Obviously Infinite would have to meet with Bindy against the will of the rest of Team Red (i.e. in a trade), not in the fully out-in-the-open communication room.
I begin to suspect that Levin's secret objective is to be as much of a smarmy douchebag as humanly possible- Smile wants to see what happens when someone makes a monumental ass of themselves *without* actually being the traitor. Remember, Levin has at no point actually actively screwed anybody over, he just hasn't *helped* people without a reason to do so. That's Lorg in a nutshell.
Take the chip that came back with the first group, and put it into the opening of the case to trade as an item. The right amount of oranges in, but one goes out.
The obvious thing to do here is for the team to refuse to acknowledge any communication from The Bird* from here on out; if The Bird says something, ignore him and ask for the information again. Repeat until they relent and send someone else to communicate.
* "The Bird" as in "Flip him the bird".
I wonder if there is a special rule their team knows about but not Tobi's team
Nice Pokemon reference =)