I wonder what the division between Sgrub players that slew their denizen and those who submitted to negotiation is.
Most people out here would say don't bother with it, don't play it. I'm not one of them. I think finding out if I'm worthy of the title thrust upon me is a worthwhile endeavor. Not that I really had any choice in that matter.
cant say i agree but i respect the ambition. i kinda... want to fight my denizen. sounds fun...
the choice was about a difficult battle id have to alone either my session's jack noir or my denizen i picked my denizen and won
Hm. Our Jack is very helpful, so far. One of our other Dersebound players has been scheming for months with him and some other agents.
mine, safe to say, is not.
Chatted with mine. I want to say a little over half of the people in my session had no choice but to slay theirs.
Beginning to wonder if that is more common than not, but many classes seem to revolve more around negotiation and tact than brute force. It all depends on the person playing, though, and as we well know, most troll negotiation tactics are less than diplomatic. I guess I should just worry about my own team's ass and not get caught up in the broader picture like this.
Killed-my-denizen<< I-won't-lie,-I-did-it-for-the-chällenge-of-doing-so<<
I think I've said this somewhere before, but I am positive that there is simply an infinite amount of possibilities for what a "Knight of Mind" might have to do, and that infinity only goes deeper when you factor in a Seer or a Mage or a Prince And then the other combinations of classpects possible.
c< i didNt figHt MiNe directly, but, sHe Had a cHalleNge 4 Me, aNd Nearly Killed Me iN tHe prOcess >c