@Tizzy: Giving you the title of Head Knight could be confusing, given that Head Scribe and Head Paladin are roles. Would you settle for "Senior Knight"?
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@TizzFizz: Yeah, I know that the head knight exists, it's just that the whole "Head" thing is being used for two other roles. I wanted to use the Head Knight for something, but it wouldn't make sense for the other roles...
You know what? I don't care if it makes no sense, the priest is now the Head Knight. As of tomorrow. After sleepy times.
You know what? I don't care if it makes no sense, the priest is now the Head Knight. As of tomorrow. After sleepy times.
@MahTizzle: I was never gonna give you the title of head knight, I was just gonna rename a role. The Medic does make more sense than the priest, though. Thanks brah.
But what is wrong with you, siding with Mr. House? If you go for independence, you are fighting for ideals, or power! Fight for the NCR or Legion and you are fighting to protect or conquer all of the west.
Fight for Mr. House, you're a tool for some random guy to get power. You accomplish nothing!
But what is wrong with you, siding with Mr. House? If you go for independence, you are fighting for ideals, or power! Fight for the NCR or Legion and you are fighting to protect or conquer all of the west.
Fight for Mr. House, you're a tool for some random guy to get power. You accomplish nothing!
@username: Fighting for Mr. House is fighting for the dream of an independent New Vegas, where both the NCR and tribes can come to rely on the city, its security, its merchants, and its infrastructure. Siding with House errs on the side of protection against individual freedom, which ain't a bad thing considering what's out in the Wastes.
Mr. House already has power. His goal isn't to acquire more, but to keep it out of the hands of the NCR and Legion. The NCR abused its military might to conquer the western United States. And the threat from the Legion is self-explanatory. New Vegas is the dividing mark that stops both empires in their tracks, ensuring a fair shake for everyone in the Mojave.
Siding with Mr. House or fighting alone fits with New Vegas's theme. The only way NCR and the Legion can overcome each other is by gambling everything they have, while the city reaps the profits.
Mr. House already has power. His goal isn't to acquire more, but to keep it out of the hands of the NCR and Legion. The NCR abused its military might to conquer the western United States. And the threat from the Legion is self-explanatory. New Vegas is the dividing mark that stops both empires in their tracks, ensuring a fair shake for everyone in the Mojave.
Siding with Mr. House or fighting alone fits with New Vegas's theme. The only way NCR and the Legion can overcome each other is by gambling everything they have, while the city reaps the profits.
It feels strange that the theme is BoS, immediately after I create a BoS Knight-Captain character for the Fallout RP I'm in... Great setting though!
*Hoists plasma rifle*
Paladin Drumm reporting for duty Sir! I'll catch this traitor, just you wait!
*Hoists plasma rifle*
Paladin Drumm reporting for duty Sir! I'll catch this traitor, just you wait!
Even though I've been playing this game for years now [small](and back from a hiatus or some such bullshit)[/small], Initiate would be the most appropriate rank for me. 
Say, since we're on the topic of New Vegas, would anyone agree with me if I though the story would be so much better and more interesting if:
A) The central conflict should have been between NCR and House, as opposed to NCR and Caesar's Legion
and/or
I love this game, but I feel like it would have so much better if that was the case. And better world design, but that's a totally different argument... >_>
Say, since we're on the topic of New Vegas, would anyone agree with me if I though the story would be so much better and more interesting if:
A) The central conflict should have been between NCR and House, as opposed to NCR and Caesar's Legion
and/or
B) Benny should have stayed alive throughout the whole story, as opposed to just dying in the middle of the game or so
I love this game, but I feel like it would have so much better if that was the case. And better world design, but that's a totally different argument... >_>
@Topaz: The entwined are indeed only used when there's an odd number of participants.
@Frappe: To be honest, with how the game's been the past 2 rounds with other people working with the killer besides the lawyer, it's easier to gather clues based on who the killer hasn't killed.
@Frappe: To be honest, with how the game's been the past 2 rounds with other people working with the killer besides the lawyer, it's easier to gather clues based on who the killer hasn't killed.
First, I would like to bring attention to the first line that you quoted.TopazFusion said:
That answers your first question.
As for your second, an average cycle includes two deaths: One murder, then one execution. In order for the killer to have a chance to win, the last death in the game must be a murder. For that to happen, an even number of players must be in game from the start. The Entwined can offset this by making one of the cycles have three deaths: If one entwined is murdered, the other will die and there will then be an execution afterwards. Just having one cycle with an odd number of deaths will give the killer a chance to win with an odd number of participants.