I don't even know how to respond to that last point. It sounds like "Well he made me angry so I have every right to kill his character if I want."
No seriously, you don't respond to being smacked on occasion to "LOL I'M GOING TO RUIN THE GAME FOR YOU AND KILL YOUR CHARACTER IF YOU DON'T QUIT IT BRAH".
And I still don't understand why you feel "taking charge" is more important than the enjoyment of your fellow players at the table.
When you do crap like punch the guard in the mouth and nearly incite the wrath of an entire camp of soldiers that aren't the enemy...
Or disregard all the RP going on and jump through portals thereby ruining humans for the only remaining LeShay...
Or go out of your way to tell another player exactly why their plan was "stupid" and piss all over everything they do...
Or accuse players of "derailing" for weeks because of somebody else's internet troubles...
Or throwing OOC tantrums because you aren't getting your way, forcing the DM to literally have his NPCs leap on your blade to resolve the OOC fallout...
You do these sorts of things, and you aren't "taking charge." You're being a dick.
As soon as I got knocked unconscious and CdG'd by CPU while you and I were having an argument, the kid gloves were off. From that point on the Law of Talion was on: if you're gonna live by the sword, be ready to die by it. What's good for me is good for him.
As for your situations, points 1 and 2 are me playing my character. I'm not going to apologize for it. The justification was sound, and if you don't like it, tough luck. For point 3, I assume you're talking about the Portalgate? If so, I'm also not apologizing for it because the plan was bad. I told you I had a bad feeling and sure as hell, what I feared came to pass. If you had asked for a better solution I'd have been happy to throw out suggestions, but I don't like watching people set themselves up to die if I can help it, which is what was happening. As for Point 4, that was a jab at how you always say 'meh don't wanna play if CPU isn't here'. So? I feel bad if Scep and Omega aren't there too because I really like the way they play their characters. Doesn't mean I'm gonna no-show if they don't appear. That's just being a humongous douchebag, and I think we can both agree on this. As for the last point, that all emerged because I asked a very specific question and was given a non-answer by Ana. if I had gotten a straight answer we wouldn't have reached that point, and I had reason to be pissed considering that was exactly what I was worried about.
From: SovietOmega | #378
I maintain that either everyone should have an artifact or noone should. Though it does seem like kan is the only one to really have one at any point in time. Like, I had to wait months before Lloyd got his, and when he did he was unable to concordance any use out of it before I started playing Xeno. Here I have the idea for a Xeno artifact, and am going to have to wait months. By the time I get it, it will be almost useless.
Same thing will probably happen should I switch to Amy.
This problem does not seem to happen to Kan, who has had an artifact continuously since...always?
But really, everyone else should have something
This is because when Ana mentioned artifacts I did the work for mine. Nobody else felt like it, so that's why you didn't get 'em. Don't pin this on me IMO.
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