Eleventh Vector * Text (BACKDATED TO APRIL 22)

[onewayroad]

[Sometime in the evening of the 22nd, a simple text message shows up on the network.]

Fatal wounds are effective on the NPCed real people. A bunch of shadows will come out, so anyone trying that better be prepared to eradicate them right away.

There's a possible side effect you ought to know about, though. After fully healing, the person woke up with no memories. It's been a couple days, and still nothing. The verdict's out on how long that lasts.

Attempt at your own risk. That is, assuming you'd be daring enough to try in the first place.

Comments

[observesthings]

that's awful

[ Now he's about ten times more hesitant to resort to lethal force. ]

is there a way to fix it?

[onewayroad]

What makes you think I have a fucking clue?

[observesthings]

i'm just asking, i don't want to 'kill' people if they'll just lose their memories

[onewayroad]

They're already dead.

Like I said earlier, the verdict's out on how long it lasts. Memory loss isn't a new thing here, either. I can only say it's a waiting game for now.

[observesthings]

do you know how long it lasted when it happened before?

[onewayroad]

Months, for at least one person. It's not something I ever paid much attention to.

[observesthings]

well, thanks i guess... not sure if killing an npc'd person is worth it anymore though

[onewayroad]

Good thing I don't care about convincing people one way or the other. Shit like their "morals" is more likely to influence what they're willing to try.

[observesthings]

i'd hate to lose the memories of my own life

[onewayroad]

And what's the purpose in telling me this? I'm just passing on what little I found out. If that method doesn't sit well with you, try some other fucking method. It's not the only thing people have tried that succeeded.

[observesthings]

i'm going to

there has to be a better way than that

[onewayroad]

One that works for everyone?

[observesthings]

yeah, exactly

[onewayroad]

Good luck on that incredibly idealistic hope.