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GULGALLANA
[You can discuss your answers with your team privately around your team's podium! As long as you're there, no one can overhear you. . . and although you can see the other teams conversing, you can't hear their conversations, either]
What shall we do? I believe I'd prefer to be a bird.
It wouldn't be bad to be a bird at all... The question though, is how we want to play the game.
Now then... this game's fundamentally about predicting how the other teams are going to act, but there are other ways to play as well:
Going against the crowd means having to do whatever task you didn't prefer, so one way to play to avoid the worst case scenario is to say the opposite of whatever you would prefer: then even if you're wrong, in the worst case you just end up doing whatever you would rather do.
Of course, that isn't exactly a winning strategy.
Going against the crowd means having to do whatever task you didn't prefer, so one way to play to avoid the worst case scenario is to say the opposite of whatever you would prefer: then even if you're wrong, in the worst case you just end up doing whatever you would rather do.
Of course, that isn't exactly a winning strategy.
No, it is not. Besides, my family name is that of a bird. I cannot let my clan down.
I believe this is meant to be an easy going sort of game. I doubt we shall have to face any arduous ordeals, though we should stay on our guard in any case.
I suppose that's true. But at the same time, the first round is probably going to turn people into animals.
As far as I know, the Queen's ban on dangerous games is holding, but I'd like to not depend on it. As for this echo... I've had some bad experiences with her in the past. I believe her stance was that "punishments for the losers make thing more fun"?
That's probably why people are being forced to do the other option if they lose.
That's probably why people are being forced to do the other option if they lose.
I would not mind being a bird, for a short period of time.
[That doesn't count, that was done by the mysterious individual who's got more control than the queen. And also Diz doesn't know the details about that.]
Yeah, it should be fine. Of course, if we're wrong, we're going to be four-legged mammals for the rest of the game.
Yeah, it should be fine. Of course, if we're wrong, we're going to be four-legged mammals for the rest of the game.
Judging by the rules, if we vote for birds and lose, we'd be turning into four-legged mammals instead. Basically if we lose, we have to do whatever we chose not to.
[She laughs lightly.]
So it is. Still, I would not mind such a transformation, if it were brief.
So it is. Still, I would not mind such a transformation, if it were brief.
Edited 2015-02-14 05:32 (UTC)
[It is pronounced Ket-sal-WEE-tseel!]
A variety of hummingbird, with lovely plumage.
A variety of hummingbird, with lovely plumage.
True, there's definitely been worse options thrown at us in the past... Well, we'll see how long the transformation lasts if we lose.
Now then, round 2... Either way we have to kiss something, the question is whether we would rather kiss an octopus or a zombie.
I don't think this is a difficult decision, really -- one's rotting and possibly infectious, and the other isn't.
I don't think this is a difficult decision, really -- one's rotting and possibly infectious, and the other isn't.
...This is quite the conundrum.
Nonetheless, I believe zombies are not supposed to rot.
Nonetheless, I believe zombies are not supposed to rot.
It varies depending on the type of zombie, and whether they're actually properly treated. For the most part, zombies tend to not be treated properly, though.
The more worrisome thing is that most modern zombies can turn people into zombies via contact.
The more worrisome thing is that most modern zombies can turn people into zombies via contact.
Well, it's not like the entire team will have to do it, so it's probably fine. I'll handle it if need be.
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