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Quote: Example 1: You fill your sleepy pen with poison, lurk around the cafeteria and inject people after they eat something. Then you blame the chef for all the poisonings and try to get the kitchen shut down as a public health hazard.
You're not talking to your victims here, there's no sense of dread, BUT there is an obvious motive (framing the chef) and you are increasing roleplay opportunities by starting an entire conversation about whether their food is poisoned, maybe even getting people to protest and calling for the chef to be arrested.
Verdict: PASS
-- I framed a person accused of being poisoned while they were being interrogated by the HoS. I think they were actually a changeling, in the end, but I had no way of knowing that-I knew they were being accused of poisoning the captain, so I went for poisoning the HoS in the hallway while they were talking to them.
Quote:I reacted sharply when you brought up being a former admin because to me it seems irrelevant and I can't think of a reason to bring it up other than favouritism or accusing me of being overly harsh on you.
Perhaps context could help?
"HELP: You: Also, sorry if I come on strong on this, but I have *literally* spent all morning getting over the negativity and came online to that admin feedback that seems to have been a "well recieved an admin help about this person better slap them" without realizing they were a former admin that is really trying their best to follow rules and then some."
I mentioned it in context of; A: I know how admins can handle things by rote and don't necessarily pay attention to an ahelp and was apologizing *within* that context, after realizing I had came on strong, and B: was stating that I was a former admin and the rules are incredibly important to me.
I'm not sure how you jump to favoritism without looking for it, there, which doesn't make me feel like you started from a good place on this.
(03-11-2025, 07:01 PM)SageAcrin Wrote:Quote: Example 1: You fill your sleepy pen with poison, lurk around the cafeteria and inject people after they eat something. Then you blame the chef for all the poisonings and try to get the kitchen shut down as a public health hazard.
You're not talking to your victims here, there's no sense of dread, BUT there is an obvious motive (framing the chef) and you are increasing roleplay opportunities by starting an entire conversation about whether their food is poisoned, maybe even getting people to protest and calling for the chef to be arrested.
Verdict: PASS
-- I framed a person accused of being poisoned while they were being interrogated by the HoS. I think they were actually a changeling, in the end, but I had no way of knowing that-I knew they were being accused of poisoning the captain, so I went for poisoning the HoS in the hallway while they were talking to them.
Quote:I reacted sharply when you brought up being a former admin because to me it seems irrelevant and I can't think of a reason to bring it up other than favouritism or accusing me of being overly harsh on you.
Perhaps context could help?
"HELP: You: Also, sorry if I come on strong on this, but I have *literally* spent all morning getting over the negativity and came online to that admin feedback that seems to have been a "well recieved an admin help about this person better slap them" without realizing they were a former admin that is really trying their best to follow rules and then some."
I mentioned it in context of; A: I know how admins can handle things by rote and don't necessarily pay attention to an ahelp and was apologizing *within* that context, after realizing I had came on strong, and B: was stating that I was a former admin and the rules are incredibly important to me.
I'm not sure how you jump to favoritism without looking for it, there, which doesn't make me feel like you started from a good place on this.
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Also, I want to be clear on something. There seems to be a belief that my idea here was never to kill anyone. No, that was not the case. My idea was never to wantonly kill in ways that simply chaotically removed people from the round for giggles and expose myself idiotically, and honestly to experiment with a new changeling sting to see if it was practically speaking simply debilitating or actually lethal and if a changeling could pick up kills and absorption off it. I didn't manage it, so it's probably not practical. The goal wasn't "never kill", it was "never be an idiot and blow my cover", and frankly I wasn't up to amazing feats of dragging people out airlocks so I was taking it methodically.
To a certain degree, hilariously, I feel like I'm being punished on RP for not being at my most robust when I first woke up and not wanting to immediately lose. This plays into some cultural things I've absolutely noticed (which culminated in seeing people actually honest to god say that you should have your fun "then let security win"). If playing into letting security win is your goal, alright; but explicitly rule it out, please.
Wow, replying to my own thing did not work like I meant it to. Sorry about that, I don't seem to be able to edit it.