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Mia Fey ([personal profile] theboobsdontlie) wrote in [community profile] dear_mun2012-06-16 11:53 pm
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How rude. You do realize it isn't nice to shake someone awake when they're taking a nap, I hope.

... How have I been doing? While I'm here I don't get to be called out by Maya or Pearl as much as before, so it's been quiet. I guess it can get a little lonely, but what can a spirit do? Besides, I'm sure they're doing just fine.
truthsnomiracle: Edgeworth crosses his arms and taps his finger on one of them. (Attempting patience)

[personal profile] truthsnomiracle 2012-06-17 09:19 am (UTC)(link)
I personally have befriended a man who claims to have been an demigod whose original lifetime took place in ancient times during my stay on Prospero. I will certainly grant that at times he forgets the limitations of the human body, and that his knowledge of the modern world is of a distinctly patchwork nature.
truthsnomiracle: Edgeworth tilts his head back slightly as he gives you a near-smile. (As much smile as he usually gives)

[personal profile] truthsnomiracle 2012-06-17 09:25 am (UTC)(link)
Indeed, we've found both common ground and contrast of some note.
truthsnomiracle: Edgeworth grits his teeth and rubs his temple in irritation. (Is logic truly this rare?)

[personal profile] truthsnomiracle 2012-06-17 10:13 pm (UTC)(link)
I've been trying. Unfortunately, he in particular is of only limited aid in this sort of endeavor, and those who are intelligent enough to attempt to contribute are both extraordinarily rare and failing to come up with actual suggestions. It's as though I'm expected to conceive of and implement the entire system myself. (I still can't help but imagine this to be a punishment for my prior arrogance...)
truthsnomiracle: Edgeworth points and occasionally waves his finger as he talks. (Making my case)

[personal profile] truthsnomiracle 2012-06-17 10:25 pm (UTC)(link)
I hail from 2019, but the year on Prospero is 2012. If you're going to bring up juries, however, I've already ruled out that possibility due to our population being too small to allow for an unbiased selection -- and that was before two-thirds of us vanished due to drops.
truthsnomiracle: Edgeworth is rubbing his forehead with his fingers to stave off a headache. (Must I explain again?)

[personal profile] truthsnomiracle 2012-06-17 10:49 pm (UTC)(link)
Unfortunately, I've reached the limits of my own imagination concerning how to make it possible under these circumstances. I need help, Ms. Fey, whether from others who can see what I cannot, the moderators contriving things to allow the holes in my efforts to be filled, or a combination.

As for those who are failing to help sufficiently, they aren't unsupportive. I can only suppose that they lack confidence in their ability to do any better than myself. One in particular did take the useful step of challenging my ideas, but that was months ago; I haven't received any significant help since, aside from so-called "help" in the form of attempting to force me to become more of a public figure than I would prefer. I even made a post concerning the subject during an event in which people were supposed to be more social, but neither new faces nor new ideas were forthcoming.

Unless you're suggesting that I either visit every remaining kidnappee and interrogate them until they confess their every thought concerning law or have my typist attempt to recruit others who play law enforcement officials despite the mystery plot having been in the process of being rewritten for the past month with no indication that it's necessarily going to be ready soon, I fail to see what I could do that I haven't already done.
truthsnomiracle: Edgeworth glares into the distance with a serious expression. (srs face of srs prawskyootr is srs)

[personal profile] truthsnomiracle 2012-06-17 11:24 pm (UTC)(link)
I've thought "outside the box" sufficiently to come up with a method of punishment remotely suitable to our worst offenders without violating playability, though the exact implementation is still up in the air until the moderators hammer down the plot sufficiently for the more technically inclined among us to know what precisely they need to do to make it work. The difficulty lies in the middle ground, and thus where to draw the lines between various forms of punishment.

As for how to involve others, the above alternatives both carry risks. The first risks alienating fellow kidnappees and their typists alike. As for the second, to invite others to a game that currently leaves much to be desired and may not survive the month would be folly! Any recruitment efforts, particularly of the sorts of people whose aid I could most use, must wait until the game's mystery is capable of weathering thorough investigation. Otherwise, they simply won't last and the game's reputation will sink further.
truthsnomiracle: Edgeworth grits his teeth and rubs his temple in irritation. (Why me?)

[personal profile] truthsnomiracle 2012-06-17 11:43 pm (UTC)(link)
I've been patient for months, Ms. Fey. The only thing that's grown clear in that time is that the moderaters were ill-prepared to run their own game.