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And I don't think we should ban Infinity Crushes from the sequel, either. They're rare enough that they won't be a tide-turner in the overall war. And you realize with your mind-control, you could probably influence your troops to make Infinity Crushes more likely to happen on your side?
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Well, I don't wanna ban them. Just make sure that, since there's nothing regulating this other that DM will, nobody benefits unfairly. This isn't a problem as long as we're on the same side. But if we're actually playing against each other, the existence of these crushes can give one side a really unfair advantage, since, like I said, they're more-or-less arbitrary. Even if the tactical situation is similar, strategically, one crush can make a huge difference where a similar crush would make little. And crushes can make a huge difference. If this were an actual war, no. Wouldn't matter. Ten guys more or less, a skirmish won or lost. Who cares? But as it is, it's an RP. Meaning it comes down to characters and drama. So we need to either find some, probably quite complex, way of controlling when one happens. Or we can just make them out of the question during PvP. I prefer the latter, particularly since we hopefully won't be PvPing too much, even in the sequel.
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Why do you want to keep this mission going, Gem, other than "you just got back into it"?
Maybe you just don't want to pass leadership over to Charlotte.
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Well, first, I'd like to actually kill my opponents, instead of watch them be killed.
Secondly, yes, this is probably gonna be Impact's last mission in charge. If it was initially supposed to go longer, I don't wanna cut it short beforehand.
As for that last bit...
Why...
It almost sounds as if you're questioning my honesty! Somehow implying that I wouldn't abide by our deal!
Almost, mind you. Because I cannot believe that you'd insult me so. That would not be kind...
Not to mention that calling my motivations into question casts your own in a very unfavorable light.