Depends on how you set it up. Obviously, you wouldn't go threatning to kill people during a game of hide and seek. But if one would be in a position in which he could do that, without risking his own life (or risking it, but knowing he won't lose), that's a skill on it's own.New Troll said:
I'm not sure riding C'Thulu would give any sort of real advantage though. Sure you would have more eyes for looking with, but you would also be much further from the hidey holes to peer into them. I would think just having a tracking dog would be much better. But then would you consider using the canine to do the tracking for you as cheating?Whateveralot said:
I've noticed laziness mentioned more than once. Couldn't it be argued the seeker spent a lot of time learning the skills to create such robots? That definitely would not be lazy of them. So does laziness in game dictate laziness of character? Or should their past achievements give them special bonuses over the other players during the game?-Ezio- said:
Of course it gives you an advantage. It does so because it's awesome. And so isn't a canine. It'd only give the players a new level of awesome. Imagine hide and seek with a dog against Bear Grylls. He'd know what to do.New Troll said:
