Most of us are from some version of Earth? Just not the same one, I think. Otherwise it was different worlds. You'd have to ask the others about their homeworlds sometime, I can't even list them all.
[That is...kind of embarrassingly simplistic in his opinion. And why only focus on one element? And you can't list fewer than 13 places, not that impressed by you either, Love...]
I'm not the one who named it. [Also as far as Love's concerned it's not her business to tell. Alex is going to be hard-pressed to get any information out of her. Sometimes it's easier to play dumb.]
So that's how you judge if you talk to people? If they're "interesting" enough?
Now now, that's not what I meant. I was referring to the worlds themselves. When it comes to conversation, I certainly prefer it to be somewhat stimulating.
[He judges who he should talk to if he thinks he has a chance to use them for something, TOTALLY different!]
Fair enough. [This is already going poorly, and she's developing a fairly strong opinion about him.] There's a lot we can't tell you guys right away, let alone about each other. Kind of goes against the nature of the game.
Perhaps. That's also likely with the current setup, though. These "names", powers, and the potential for less thorough players to avoid speaking with any of you.
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[That is...kind of embarrassingly simplistic in his opinion. And why only focus on one element? And you can't list fewer than 13 places, not that impressed by you either, Love...]
Perhaps I shall, if they're interesting enough.
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So that's how you judge if you talk to people? If they're "interesting" enough?
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[He judges who he should talk to if he thinks he has a chance to use them for something, TOTALLY different!]
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Fair enough. [This is already going poorly, and she's developing a fairly strong opinion about him.] There's a lot we can't tell you guys right away, let alone about each other. Kind of goes against the nature of the game.
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True, I suppose that makes sense. It could make one wonder why rules such as those were deemed necessary, however.
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