38712: Frustrated - Tuesday, September 26 2023 - 1:15 AM
Wait... for those of us who are slow... what is Levin implying?
Can Shalhia stop her or not? Because Shalhia said Levin "feels she is unable to stop Jay" but how would levin imply this simply by stating they share a color???
38713: TaranAlvein - Tuesday, September 26 2023 - 2:52 AM
Oh, do they share a fate? How interesting, if that's true.
38714: noname - Tuesday, September 26 2023 - 4:22 AM
Someone is also probably familiar enough with Lorg's death games to know that if he gets one of them killed, he gets the other one killed, too, and that's two less people for him to compete with.
38715: Melany - Tuesday, September 26 2023 - 9:35 AM
@Frustrated
Page 1435 starts an explanation of how the soul-mates mechanic works. Basically - if either of the blue players dies, the other one goes with her.
Notably they do not actually know if such a mechanic is in play, they just suspect it.
38716: Tom - Tuesday, September 26 2023 - 3:17 AM
I legit forgot the implications of the colors, it's been a WHILE.
Anyone remember?
38717: BlurredAspect - Tuesday, September 26 2023 - 12:23 PM
The shared colours thing is essentially a soul-mates type deal, if one dies the other dies as well, explained here onwards:
https://www.neorice.com/hoh_tobi_1435
Of course Levin also implied that he knew that the shared colour implication would also kill the paladin in the voting section
(Paladin Blue revealed here
https://www.neorice.com/hoh_tobi_1199)
and voted for death anyway.
(Levin votes to kill Jay-Jay:
https://www.neorice.com/hoh_tobi_1243)
Sooo.... better hope the paladin doesn't figure that out.
38718: Frustrated - Tuesday, September 26 2023 - 2:35 PM
@Melany
But this implies if one of the dies the other dies to. Shalia could stop Jay Jay without killing her? Levin should know this.
Why would Levin imply she couldn't stop Jay? When Shalia actually has all the reason to stop Jay from doing smt stupid that could get them both killed.
(Killing on a non-rainbow floor)
38719: The_Squished_Elf - Tuesday, September 26 2023 - 3:17 PM
I’m pretty sure Levin isn’t implying anything here. He just got put in his place and is playing his information to pretend he’s in control, because he’s an insecure d**k. The “would you though?” is just him letting some of that seep through.
38720: Datren - Tuesday, September 26 2023 - 11:21 PM
Levin really can't take this situation with the seriousness it deserves. Which shouldn't surprise me.
Wait... for those of us who are slow... what is Levin implying?
Can Shalhia stop her or not? Because Shalhia said Levin "feels she is unable to stop Jay" but how would levin imply this simply by stating they share a color???
Oh, do they share a fate? How interesting, if that's true.
Someone is also probably familiar enough with Lorg's death games to know that if he gets one of them killed, he gets the other one killed, too, and that's two less people for him to compete with.
@Frustrated
Page 1435 starts an explanation of how the soul-mates mechanic works. Basically - if either of the blue players dies, the other one goes with her.
Notably they do not actually know if such a mechanic is in play, they just suspect it.
I legit forgot the implications of the colors, it's been a WHILE.
Anyone remember?
The shared colours thing is essentially a soul-mates type deal, if one dies the other dies as well, explained here onwards:
https://www.neorice.com/hoh_tobi_1435
Of course Levin also implied that he knew that the shared colour implication would also kill the paladin in the voting section
(Paladin Blue revealed here
https://www.neorice.com/hoh_tobi_1199)
and voted for death anyway.
(Levin votes to kill Jay-Jay:
https://www.neorice.com/hoh_tobi_1243)
Sooo.... better hope the paladin doesn't figure that out.
@Melany
But this implies if one of the dies the other dies to. Shalia could stop Jay Jay without killing her? Levin should know this.
Why would Levin imply she couldn't stop Jay? When Shalia actually has all the reason to stop Jay from doing smt stupid that could get them both killed.
(Killing on a non-rainbow floor)
I’m pretty sure Levin isn’t implying anything here. He just got put in his place and is playing his information to pretend he’s in control, because he’s an insecure d**k. The “would you though?” is just him letting some of that seep through.
Levin really can't take this situation with the seriousness it deserves. Which shouldn't surprise me.