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help i'm trapped in a poll i don't know why i'm here i'm so scared someone please help

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[GreatWyrmGold]

I'm not sure if we're crazy enough to be The Joker.
...
Okay, we've got the crazy, but do we have the organization to implement it properly?

[Toaster]

Considering we are, essentially, a bunch of voices yelling in his head, why not?

[GreatWyrmGold]

Because we are just a bunch of voices. No organization; we can't keep up the well-planned kind of insanity the Joker does.

[Xanmyral]

Now, if we had the Xanatos class, then we could. Or maybe the Cheater class...

[Xantalos]

Now, if we had the Xanatos class, then we could. Or maybe the Cheater class...

You called?
Oh wait wrong spelling. Still, whaddaya need?

[Xantalos]

Because we are just a bunch of voices. No organization; we can't keep up the well-planned kind of insanity the Joker does.

Oh this. Give me sufficient motivation: why organize you (or fail trying) in order to do evil?

[Xanmyral]

Now, if we had the Xanatos class, then we could. Or maybe the Cheater class...

You called?
Oh wait wrong spelling. Still, whaddaya need?

Can you do complicated gambits where every outcome results in your victor? If so, good enough. If not, good enough. Either way, I'm sure we can pull it off. We just need focus. And information.

[Xantalos]

Having read her dialouge, I think we should do the following:

Start with something innocuous, maybe something about the level design or whatever, but it has to pique her interest. Gradually lead her into a compromising position (ie somehow convincing her that her assistant is plotting against her/blatantly assume that and make her believe it's true), then pressure her. It has to be something she cares about; utilize backstory for this. Gradually ramp up tension of conversation, as well as subtly drifting the topic into something she's uncomfortable about, preferably our untold past/betrayal. Get her on edge, then shock her by revealing feral side/aggressive body movement. Ultimate goal is to make her emotionally broken down/vulnerable. Afterwards, utilize emotional state for favors/get her to plot with you to escape out of a sense of guilt.
Hannibal Lecter has taught me well.

[Brawler Mouse]

I don't know, that's a bit much for a single action, let's start off with distracting her so she'll stay more than a few minutes. Maybe we can keep her from getting out before the stairs switch?

Stranding the newbie sounds fun. Besides, it'd be easier to use the newbie later. Proxxy knows not to trust us.

[LordSlowpoke]

Having read her dialouge, I think we should do the following:

Start with something innocuous, maybe something about the level design or whatever, but it has to pique her interest. Gradually lead her into a compromising position (ie somehow convincing her that her assistant is plotting against her/blatantly assume that and make her believe it's true), then pressure her. It has to be something she cares about; utilize backstory for this. Gradually ramp up tension of conversation, as well as subtly drifting the topic into something she's uncomfortable about, preferably our untold past/betrayal. Get her on edge, then shock her by revealing feral side/aggressive body movement. Ultimate goal is to make her emotionally broken down/vulnerable. Afterwards, utilize emotional state for favors/get her to plot with you to escape out of a sense of guilt.
Hannibal Lecter has taught me well.

and indeed, lecter must be proud

+1

[Dariush]

Having read her dialouge, I think we should do the following:

Start with something innocuous, maybe something about the level design or whatever, but it has to pique her interest. Gradually lead her into a compromising position (ie somehow convincing her that her assistant is plotting against her/blatantly assume that and make her believe it's true), then pressure her. It has to be something she cares about; utilize backstory for this. Gradually ramp up tension of conversation, as well as subtly drifting the topic into something she's uncomfortable about, preferably our untold past/betrayal. Get her on edge, then shock her by revealing feral side/aggressive body movement. Ultimate goal is to make her emotionally broken down/vulnerable. Afterwards, utilize emotional state for favors/get her to plot with you to escape out of a sense of guilt.
Hannibal Lecter has taught me well.

Wouldn't hitting on her be just plain simpler?

[Tiruin]

That's just wrong...

Is what I would say if I hadn't read the last updates. Which would be done someday.

Why is our simple action with a +1 vote planned accordingly as if it'll succeed?

[GreatWyrmGold]

Now, if we had the Xanatos class, then we could. Or maybe the Cheater class...

You called?
Oh wait wrong spelling. Still, whaddaya need?

Xanatos. Mr. David Xanatos. As in, this Xanatos, from this show.

Because we are just a bunch of voices. No organization; we can't keep up the well-planned kind of insanity the Joker does.

Oh this. Give me sufficient motivation: why organize you (or fail trying) in order to do evil?

Well, ye of double-posting, I wasn't recommending that, and CERTAINLY not by you.

Why is our simple action with a +1 vote planned accordingly as if it'll succeed?

Because of the arrogance of the guy who posted the action?

[freeformschooler]

Wait, new assistant?

(Yes I know it's Cherish but Cain doesn't)

Ask about the assistant.

((Did you want to ask something specific or just general details?))

Start general.

and the fact is, cain probably is wondering who this new person is, you know. In case he can use said assistant to further his own goals somehow.

So ask about this assistant.

Well, she IS the technician, so she might have found something out in a computer somewhere about the target. That or she might have a different view on this, so we might as well ask 'cause I can't think of anything better. And if anything, we can just mess with her mind by having her question her purpose, which seems like a thing that Cain would do.

PTW.

Also, Cain should be asking her something he's wanted to know for a while. So the assistant thing proably isn't it.

Ask why you're all killing the Target anyways. (Not that you mind killing him, mind you.) It was something he mentioned not knowing earlier and gives us some idea of what the Warrens' purpose is.

+1, makes sense and I'm curious.

Also, we should ask about general going-ons, make sure she isn't holding back any of the events that have happened.

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