Goonhub
04-05-2015, 10:02 AM
I understand that there's a whole bunch of things we're not supposed to know about involving Karma, so feel free to yell at me for asking bad questions,
Karma's, like, the super juice that has some sort of effect on who gets picked for antagonists and something else maybe. I've heard it's supposed to discourage getting into trouble as a normal crewmember and what such, but I think the rules do a good job at that. I'm going to ask a few questions and if an answer would reveal something that shouldn't be public, just say so or take this thread down if there shouldn't be discussion on this.
What is Karma's purpose? : As I mentioned before, I've heard people say it punishes bad dudes for doing bad stuff. I haven't heard this from an admin, so it could be completely unrelated to the system's actual purpose.
Is fulfilling this purpose worth manipulating the chances involved with antagonist picks in favor of who an automatic system deems a good player? : Karma, according to Marquesas (At least as I recall.) is very complex, and probably accounts for more things than I'm expecting it to. It still makes a tad leery that decisions on who's being shit and who is being less shit is left to the robot menace.
Is Karma even as big of a deal as I'm assuming it to be? : Probably because of its top-secret cool kids only status causing me to believe it as such. There's a chance that I'm being dumb and Karma is just a matter of a few percentage points here and there. Bees might actually not be evil weapons designed to curse all who oppose their tyrannical mothers for rounds to come. Who knew?
"Is fulfilling this purpose worth manipulating the chances involved with antagonist picks in favor of who an automatic system deems a good player?" This sentence is probably super bad, but it's the best I can do while I am super tired.
This is the end of my post, there are questions, yes. There is nothing to be seen following this sentence.
The administration is using karma to control your minds, the truth shall grant you the willpower to resist.
Karma's, like, the super juice that has some sort of effect on who gets picked for antagonists and something else maybe. I've heard it's supposed to discourage getting into trouble as a normal crewmember and what such, but I think the rules do a good job at that. I'm going to ask a few questions and if an answer would reveal something that shouldn't be public, just say so or take this thread down if there shouldn't be discussion on this.
What is Karma's purpose? : As I mentioned before, I've heard people say it punishes bad dudes for doing bad stuff. I haven't heard this from an admin, so it could be completely unrelated to the system's actual purpose.
Is fulfilling this purpose worth manipulating the chances involved with antagonist picks in favor of who an automatic system deems a good player? : Karma, according to Marquesas (At least as I recall.) is very complex, and probably accounts for more things than I'm expecting it to. It still makes a tad leery that decisions on who's being shit and who is being less shit is left to the robot menace.
Is Karma even as big of a deal as I'm assuming it to be? : Probably because of its top-secret cool kids only status causing me to believe it as such. There's a chance that I'm being dumb and Karma is just a matter of a few percentage points here and there. Bees might actually not be evil weapons designed to curse all who oppose their tyrannical mothers for rounds to come. Who knew?
"Is fulfilling this purpose worth manipulating the chances involved with antagonist picks in favor of who an automatic system deems a good player?" This sentence is probably super bad, but it's the best I can do while I am super tired.
This is the end of my post, there are questions, yes. There is nothing to be seen following this sentence.
The administration is using karma to control your minds, the truth shall grant you the willpower to resist.