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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jemal" data-source="post: 3696750" data-attributes="member: 9026">Optic would agree with most of Shayuri's points, though he's more likely to agree with Angel on the Spirit front.. It was a reckless, unnecessary death, and while there are certain things that COULD have been done to help them be more informed, Optic doubts the Trust could've know that they had a Super capable of blasting Incorporeal.  And without that information, Spirit still would have left.IC, it makes the most sense for Optic to get pissed at them for not telling us everything up-front, and maybe even try to take the team (the other PC's) and form his OWN super-group, but OOC I realize that may be counter-productive to the GM's plans for the campaign, and that sticking with them in the long run will probably work out to the best.Matt, I just want to ask you seriously, b/c it seems like several of us are considering it.. Would forming our own group seperate from the Trust be a problem for you as a GM?  B/c I'm willing to (and confident I can) come up with a way for Optic to convince the group to work with the Trust IC if it's for the best of the Campaign.*EDIT* : On thinking, perhaps a "trial" period would be in order.. We'll work with them as follows : WE are in charge of ourselves, and just take the intel they give and decide what to do for ourselves.  If after a couple missions we're confident that they're not gonna screw up again, we may join in with their group fully.(Although the whole "Called together by an organization to form a super group.. the organization messes up and we decide to band together on our own" storyline IS appealing.. I think I saw that in a show/comic once...</blockquote>

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