... In other words, uninspired are boned, while the inspired are going to keep getting stronger.
Would it be beneficial for the game and the other players for those of us who are uninspired and perhaps didn't quite understand that we were expected to be the physical powerhouses to re-write our characters to some degree? I didn't know that was going to be the expectation when I was creating Caitlyn and so she's about as non-physical as possible.
The inspired aren't getting stronger, they just learn new spells, just as an uninspired can learn how to swing a sword better, aim a gun better, and learn to dodge better.
Obviously hes pissed at you for posting at an hourly rate... QUICK POST FASTER!
Caitlyn is more a researcher than anything else. While she isn't gung ho, she can study the monsters, and learn how they act, predicting their movements, so she doesn't have to be strong and fast, as she can see everything coming a mile away with a familiar monster.
Not when the power's out.
Oy oy... I believe it's been stated that Luna would likely kill herself if she became one of the monsters, or in fact, if she were to ever hurt Iris in that manner at this point. She doesn't value her life nearly as much as normal people do theirs. (As seen already). If you're implying rape outside of becoming a futa... :X, it's been discussed.
Well since that David is such a good sniper and has high perception Emily is wondering if he knows where the magical land of unicorns and lollipops are.
