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[Purple God]

Well "gaurds" aren't exactly members of lawn enforcement, so they won't notice. Guards on the other hand are, so they'll probably feel something hidden in a book.

[Ninth Krayzikk]

You have seen a book, right?

You're not going to hide enough explosives in the cover of a book, for one. No matter where you go, you're trying to break out of a material strong enough to resist being broken through by its occupants. Your other option is to go through the metal bars. The average book cover, assuming hardcover, is less than half an inch thick, and that's being generous. That's not much explosive.

Next, good luck getting it in a book cover. The only available in game explosives are fruit, which you can't fit down anyway, and powder. And if you fill a book cover with powder, someone's going to notice that the weight and structure is off. Furthermore, a guard isn't going to give an inmate a randomly dropped off book anyway.

Decent idea, but I'd but the drawing board again. These guards aren't stupid. And even if you did get out, you'd need Dai-Gurren a Brigade level not blooded skill to fight your way to freedom

[Purple God]

Gai Daigoji had Brigade-levels of blood and skill.

 

He promptly died in an escape.

 

(Yes I know, I'm spoiling Nadesico.)

 

Also powder smells. So does fruit juice.

Edited by Totally Prodigious Artist, Dec 12 2013 - 10:22 AM.

[One-Eyed Construct]

lawn enforcement

We still using that meme?

[Aurora the cat]

Well "gaurds" aren't exactly members of lawn enforcement, so they won't notice. Guards on the other hand are, so they'll probably feel something hidden in a book.

Lawn enforcement.  You just negated both of our statements there.

[Purple God]

Ah, kids these days. Too young to remember the beauty of lawn enforcement and Kaithas' legendary tree-sword.

[conclusions]

You're welcome to try to escape from jail, but I would recommend coming up with a pretty solid plan, because if you get caught, who knows what the Akiri of that village will do?

 

It can be done, of course, but requires thought, planning, and respect for realism.

[One-Eyed Construct]

Ah, kids these days. Too young to remember the beauty of lawn enforcement and Kaithas' legendary tree-sword.

I remember that. Young and foolish, we Maasi were...

Edited by Man of Miracles, Dec 12 2013 - 11:10 AM.

[Queen Anora Mac Tir]

Also, from the rules:

Common Sense dictates that:- You are not infinitely superior to NPCsWe start with a sticker-shock; Surprise! While having many superior qualities over a common NPC, you indeed are much closer to its level than you think. The argument to this is Hey, but I have super-powers! Robbing banks are a walk in the park. Very true. But may I point out that in this world the bar is raised, and in fact almost everyone in this realm has super powers as well. You are indeed unique just like everyone one. Cliché, but true. You may be a icegun-wielding, impact-vision savvy Skakdi, but those pair of Toa guards have their own set of cool powers, and probably have just as much experience OR MORE than you do, since its their job to prevent people just like you from breaking and entering. From this point of view, the playing field is actually very even, and in fact you only have a few advantages over the common NPC.


Basically, don't think you can fool an NPC any more easily than you can a PC.

[Toatapio Nuva]

I would actually much rather prefer a lawyer. It's just that Kavala's attempts to get one have been zero and he really wants to speak to the Abettor now that he's revealed to the public.

 

I'll try the diplomatic solution one more time before giving in to desperate gamble...

[Ninth Krayzikk]

lawn enforcement

We still using that meme?

That meme shall never die, even when it's killed.

@Ora: Hubert's typo was intentional. It's a joke from late last season.

Addressed to everyone; for those of you who have been waiting for me to post, I'm quite sorry. I've been a it busy. School work is slowing for now, so I should be back up to speed shortly.

[Kughii]

 

Here's the issue with that; no guard worth their salt is going to hand over a book without checking it. And if you look at the success rates of prison breaks in Ga-Koro, you'll see that the only successful one required help from the corrupt Arete.

You're not going to get out easy.

Yep, a gaurd is totaly going to see some explosives hidden in the cover of a book.

 

Ga-Koro Marines everywhere just rolled their eyes at your comment, for your information.  For Kavala's inquiries I have simply been devoting some time to other characters given the current political spheres of the game.  However, Iraira should be answering his request soon, so no need to fret.

Edited by Kughii, Dec 12 2013 - 12:44 PM.

[Tyler Durden]

> Things you learn from GD escape plans.

 

Everyone in the Ga-Koro Marines is actually just...

 

 

-Tyler

[Queen Anora Mac Tir]

It's funny because they also get dead.

: D

Edited by EmperorWhenua, Dec 12 2013 - 02:22 PM.

[Kughii]

Interaction request:

 

Kavala (played by Toatapio Nuva) is going to need a lawyer for a criminal trial in Ga-Koro.  Who has a lawyer that wants interaction?  Please PM Toatapio or I.  Thanks!

[Toatapio Nuva]

I PMed Hubert about his lawyer characters. Still, anyone can volunteer. If no one wants to represent Kavala, I will make a character to do it myself.

 

It's gonna be the most interesting trial, with both sides being on the offensive side.

 

Which brings to my mind a question: Is there some kind of inter-Koro law? Some commonly recognized standard rules and norms? Do the villages have common law (uncodified) or civil law (codified) systems?

[Queen Anora Mac Tir]

Is up to each village lead player but I imagine that the laws are by and large uncodified.

Edited by EmperorWhenua, Dec 12 2013 - 02:58 PM.

[Voxumo]

I almost want to create a new character just to be a lawyer... though i have been playing around with the idea of a new character for the last 7 hours

[Dragon.star]

I almost want to create a new character just to be a lawyer... though i have been playing around with the idea of a new character for the last 7 hours

Go ahead, no one would notice.

[Voxumo]

 

I almost want to create a new character just to be a lawyer... though i have been playing around with the idea of a new character for the last 7 hours

Go ahead, no one would notice.

 

Well that is perhaps a bit discouraging..

[Nuju Metru]

First Impressions.

[Rucks]

First Impressions.

I really hope the next Mata Nui expedition will be a bit more... open

[Dragon.star]

 

First Impressions.

I really hope the next Mata Nui expedition will be a bit more... open

 

Open?

[Toatapio Nuva]

 

 

I almost want to create a new character just to be a lawyer... though i have been playing around with the idea of a new character for the last 7 hours

Go ahead, no one would notice.

Well that is perhaps a bit discouraging..

 

I don't think he meant it like that, Voxumo. More likely in the way that it doesn't matter how many characters you have in this game.

 

As for the law, it'll be a bit problematic to RP because we actually don't know the customary law of the island. I can refer to previous court decisions that others never knew about. The only case we have to refer to is the Surina v. Ga-Koro one and maybe some from the previous arc. :/

 

In real life I'm a law student so naturally this is a subject that interests me, but of course it's not something we often need to think about in this game.

[Rucks]

 

 

First Impressions.

I really hope the next Mata Nui expedition will be a bit more... open

 

Open?

 

 

As in open for some us to jump on board.

[Dragon.star]

Ah okay. I wasn't sure what exactly you meant by that.

[Mr. House]

If he was imprisoned in Ta-Koro, he'd have a much easier time breaking out.

Edited by Mr. House, Dec 12 2013 - 05:37 PM.

[Queen Anora Mac Tir]

Well well, aren't you a wise one who likes to bring back fond memories?

[Dragon.star]

Well well, aren't you a wise one who likes to bring back fond memories?

Not that again...it was bad enough last time.

Edited by Derpystar7, Dec 12 2013 - 06:01 PM.

[Mr. House]

I think I missed Joske's death...Can I have the post, or posts?

[Kughii]

It has not happened.  Players are simply talking about him as potentially dead since in game the character has not been around and was "lost" in the battle with Echelon.  As for out of game realities Tuck has not been playing probably due to more than a plethora of life reasons.  Joske is not dead yet.

[Mr. House]

Lost how?

[conclusions]

Lost how?

 
If you've paid any attention to the Le-Wahi topic since the downtime, you'll notice that Team Joske fought Echelon's Legacy. The battle was not played out IC, but has actually been referenced through a series of flashbacks from different characters, each memory adding a stroke to the painting of what went down in the cave. Thus far, everyone save Merror and Joske have made it back.
 
So, no, Joske isn't dead. Or maybe he is, and Tuck just hasn't made a post detailing his death. For the moment, he is Schrödinger's Toa.

[Purple God]

First Impressions.

Everyone hates Skakdi.

[Dragon.star]

 

First Impressions.

Everyone hates Skakdi.

 

Not really...

[Mr. House]

Well, I think I have the only good Skakdi in game.

 

99% seem to be either thieves, mercenaries or other such unsavory types.

Edited by Mr. House, Dec 12 2013 - 09:01 PM.

[Purple God]

Or they could be a lawyer! A well-respected profession!

[Dragon.star]

Seems like lawyers are some preferred(?) occupation. What's up with it?

[Mr. House]

A Skakdi lawyer. Now that would be fun.

[Purple God]

I actually have one.