Asking for who plays games, not asking for who has advanced info. Yeah, Red and Blue probably have more of a head's up, wouldn't be surprised. But that doesn't mean they all play things.
Hm. There's your first lesson: be specific. Leave no room for errors or for interpretation in your words. I am one of those who plays those games and we will absolutely find loopholes to our advantage.
As a thief, I follow and I listen. I learn what I can take and what I can't. As someone who lived on the streets, it taught me how to be smarter than everyone.
Playing games made you smarter? Or did it make you think you were smarter as you gave people just a part of the picture and of course they didn't get the rest?
I snipe, Devan. I make a nest, I wait for my target, I take it out. Single-minded is what I know. Hell, even when I was a vigilante I would hunt one target down and take it out.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I know I need to adapt. And I know how some people work. Thugs. Slavers. Mercs. Saboteurs, drug dealers, the people who seek to harm others.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Maybe if I start to look at them that way, it'll start to make sense.
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Back to what I said. I'm not gonna be that person. I'm not gonna do those things. I'll watch and listen, but I'm not going to play games.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
They make me in their image and I've lost.
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Then all I can advise you to do is watch, listen and learn from the pros. I would say for you to start with the unit leads or the instructors.
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Yeah, already had one instructor pull something. Though the Green unit leads aren't people I'd watch for this sort of thing.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
There any unit leads you'd suggest?
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I know and trust my own unit and unit leads, but we Oranges thrive on intel. We keep in touch constantly.
FROM: devan.isha@cdc.org
Start with the blues or the reds. Reds will know certain things we don't, but blues will know of plans in advance or so I would imagine.
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Asking for who plays games, not asking for who has advanced info. Yeah, Red and Blue probably have more of a head's up, wouldn't be surprised. But that doesn't mean they all play things.
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Hm. There's your first lesson: be specific. Leave no room for errors or for interpretation in your words. I am one of those who plays those games and we will absolutely find loopholes to our advantage.
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Why do you do it?
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To survive. To thrive.
FROM: devan.isha@cdc.org
As a thief, I follow and I listen. I learn what I can take and what I can't. As someone who lived on the streets, it taught me how to be smarter than everyone.
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Playing games made you smarter? Or did it make you think you were smarter as you gave people just a part of the picture and of course they didn't get the rest?
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You are so terribly single-minded.
FROM: devan.isha@cdc.org
I never gave a picture. I simply painted around what was already there. It's not so hard to learn how people work.
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I snipe, Devan. I make a nest, I wait for my target, I take it out. Single-minded is what I know. Hell, even when I was a vigilante I would hunt one target down and take it out.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
I know I need to adapt. And I know how some people work. Thugs. Slavers. Mercs. Saboteurs, drug dealers, the people who seek to harm others.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Maybe if I start to look at them that way, it'll start to make sense.
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That's all you need. Just watch and learn. Everyone and everything eventually has a pattern.
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So profile them. Like a cop would. Don that, a lifetime ago. Just... didn't expect to need that perspective.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Live and learn.
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It's more than simple profiling but yes, your observational skills are one of the few things that can and will save your arse.
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Then I better get to work on covering my ass.