The Consequences [Concluded]

**ULC** · 01-07-2010, 08:52

Originally Posted by miotas

He was just saying that the experiment ended before the normal end of the work day, remember, we are only getting info on what the character can see.

That is a rather odd way to put it though. It would have been easier and clearer to say "There are lots of tall, office buildings, most of which haven't shut down for the day.", which simply indicates that the work day has not ended. Why implicate the experiment at all?

**GeneralHankerchief** · 01-07-2010, 09:04

Because that's not how I write.

And yes, there is absolutely no connection.

**ULC** · 01-07-2010, 09:20

Originally Posted by GeneralHankerchief

Because that's not how I write.

And yes, there is absolutely no connection.

Apologies if I offended, I was just investigating, not critiquing.

**GeneralHankerchief** · 01-07-2010, 09:26

Don't worry, no offense taken.

Going to bed now, expect an update as soon as I wake up tomorrow.

**Csargo** · 01-07-2010, 09:30

COFFEEEEEEEEEEEEE

**Myrddraal** · 01-07-2010, 13:27

I think having one person with the italic power is against the spirit of the game, but I agree that it would be good if we all waited for one or more people (depending on the importance of the order) to agree before we italicise it.

I'm keen for reporting to the police.

I'm still keen for investigating the psychological experiment, perhaps with the hope that we could chat to a psychologist who could help us out. Perhaps a better idea would be to get the number of a psychologist from a phone book and call them from a phone box, that eliminates all danger that the experiment could involve.

**Splitpersonality** · 01-07-2010, 13:45

Originally Posted by Myrddraal

I think having one person with the italic power is against the spirit of the game, but I agree that it would be good if we all waited for one or more people (depending on the importance of the order) to agree before we italicise it.

I'm keen for reporting to the police.

I'm still keen for investigating the psychological experiment, perhaps with the hope that we could chat to a psychologist who could help us out. Perhaps a better idea would be to get the number of a psychologist from a phone book and call them from a phone box, that eliminates all danger that the experiment could involve.

I sort of agree with tye more group mentality, perhaps we can each vote on a plan to execute, not a person to plan. or at least require a margin of 3 or 4 aye's before going through.

Another psychologist would be a smart idea, but can we find one.