Generation Legacy the Next Generation of OOC

Victim said:
It's Ryan's oh-so-clever plan to provoke a confrontation with Anika and get at the heart of the problem, rather than dealing with comments and harsh glances.

Okay, HH forgot to log out of my account again.

Ryan responds to attacks with counter attacks. The fact this fight is with words instead of powers likely makes him more serious; Ryan doesn't defend himself nearly as effectively when talking, and he can't heal the wounds from these fights.

It seems to me that the real problem is that Ryan was counting on his friends, especially Anika, for support. When she emotionally collapses, Ryan gives her space so she can put herself together; perhaps because even he knows that opening his mouth rarely leads to anything good - especially since Ryan doesn't know much about her religion. Anika takes this as a lack of support and is hurt, while Ryan was already stung since someone he was trusting failed him.

The next day: First of all, Ryan might be especially hosed here - he doesn't sleep, so he might not get the mental reset it provides. Anyway, at breakfast, he's been tagteamed by Karen and Danger Girl. And then Anika comes in swinging. While Ryan usually treads carefully around Anika, she generally gives him the same courtesy - their conflicts usually revolve around dealing with some 3rd party. So while Anika was hurt because Ryan was attacking her directly, Ryan felt the same way. So then Ryan retaliated because "he's under attack" and so forth as the argument escalates.
 

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Victim said:
Ryan responds to attacks with counter attacks. The fact this fight is with words instead of powers likely makes him more serious; Ryan doesn't defend himself nearly as effectively when talking, and he can't heal the wounds from these fights.

That is very true... he tends to revel in violence, which seems to be his primary method of dealing with any problem; be it spy, Yoshi, or well anything thus far.

Victim said:
It seems to me that the real problem is that Ryan was counting on his friends, especially Anika, for support. When she emotionally collapses, Ryan gives her space so she can put herself together; perhaps because even he knows that opening his mouth rarely leads to anything good - especially since Ryan doesn't know much about her religion. Anika takes this as a lack of support and is hurt, while Ryan was already stung since someone he was trusting failed him.

Case of lack of understanding, they are an odd couple that works... but can alo clash very easily, I have enjoyed it thus far.

Victim said:
The next day: First of all, Ryan might be especially hosed here - he doesn't sleep, so he might not get the mental reset it provides. Anyway, at breakfast, he's been tagteamed by Karen and Danger Girl. And then Anika comes in swinging. While Ryan usually treads carefully around Anika, she generally gives him the same courtesy - their conflicts usually revolve around dealing with some 3rd party. So while Anika was hurt because Ryan was attacking her directly, Ryan felt the same way. So then Ryan retaliated because "he's under attack" and so forth as the argument escalates.

Well they are both very confrontational and angry youthes in their own way... not sure how that could have gone any other way then it did... goading her into action, got a result but not what he had calculated.
 
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Victim said:
It seems to me that the real problem is that Ryan was counting on his friends, especially Anika, for support. When she emotionally collapses, Ryan gives her space so she can put herself together; perhaps because even he knows that opening his mouth rarely leads to anything good - especially since Ryan doesn't know much about her religion. Anika takes this as a lack of support and is hurt, while Ryan was already stung since someone he was trusting failed him.

That is the root of the problem, but those sort of things are difficult to talk about in a crowded room. If they were alone, they probaly could have talked it out without resorting to name calling and blame laying.
 

Agamon said:
That is the root of the problem, but those sort of things are difficult to talk about in a crowded room. If they were alone, they probaly could have talked it out without resorting to name calling and blame laying.
Es okay sets up a perfect little love quadrangle mayhem... muhahahaha!
 



Anika's recent actions have certainly taken me by surprise; she seems to be acting very forward, which may be a result of Cantrip's charm or her recent clashes with both her faith and Ryan.

And Mark just seems to attract every single female NPC he meets (except Jun Min), all of whom want to get him into swim trunks. What's up with that Super Cha of his?

So if Aris isn't possessed by Red Witch, the real question is: Where is she? I, for one, refuse to believe she perished in the blast. Is she back on Legacy Earth causing all kinds of panic, or plotting her machinations in the Freedom Universe?

Also, I wonder where the UNJE dug up the members of JEC; I can imagine a few members were remnants of the ill-fated Legacy team: Billy, John, Bjoba...okay, I think those two are the only ones left. But who else? Perhaps they could also have recruited Charlotte, Yoko, and Lisa...maybe Arafina, if she's still doing that spy thing. And maybe some of the guys from Barcelona we haven't met yet.
 

Hammerhead said:
And Mark just seems to attract every single female NPC he meets (except Jun Min), all of whom want to get him into swim trunks. What's up with that Super Cha of his?
He is, quoth Fat Bastard: "dead sexy!"
 

Hammerhead said:
Anika's recent actions have certainly taken me by surprise; she seems to be acting very forward, which may be a result of Cantrip's charm or her recent clashes with both her faith and Ryan.

Yay! Who says you need to be a GM to throw the players a curve? ;) As the game marches on, it'll start to make more sense...
 


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