un: Ganymede - Mithrun's case

[ganymed]

...What does have everyone have now?

It's been more than two days now since what happened.

Whatever everyone has been finding out, we should put it together, or something like that. Even as new information comes in.

As for me, I took a look at the bloody trail of footprints, which I confirmed to be Mithrun's. He didn't seem to be in any much of a rush, like he wasn't paying much mind or attention to where he was going either.

The trail of blood was only a mess due to the amount of traffic, as it is, without adding to any more prints as NPCs don't leave footprints.

Anyone else have anything more?

Comments

[gluttoning]

he must have been researching something. he had a lot of fish out on the beach on Friday, too

[conjecturecycle]

Some people just really like fishing in video games for some reason I think.

[gluttoning]

nah thats not it.

vogel i think had the better idea.

i think he did a lot of weird stuff to try and learn what did and didnt work. not because he liked it.

[conjecturecycle]

You mean to tell me someone was actually playtesting correctly?

[gluttoning]

correctly?

[conjecturecycle]

Like actively trying to break the game rather than just the normal use case. You're the only other person who's expressed to me wanting to try and do it properly, Red.

[gluttoning]

it gets hard when it feels like cccorp treats us weird for breaking the game sometimes

i wonder if thats what they really want :-(

[conjecturecycle]

Given how they handled this whole situation I don't know if they know or care about typical or proper protocol in this kinda environment.

Which is wild because there's no way no one on the dev team hasn't been through this process before. This isn't a "developer's first attempt" game.

[gluttoning]

i dont know what that means but okay

i think they need to give better rules but they probably wont

if something really did happen to mithrun and they blame it on him like they did with hana i think thats just bullshit

[conjecturecycle]

What I mean is that this game is intensely complicated from a programming and creative standpoint. So the odds of the people on the team not having any prior experience developing a game is pretty low.

But then the way they're acting around all these situations lacks any sorta protocols you'd expect from people who've been through this process before. But I guess they just suck one way or another?