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Finalsora811 04-26-2012 11:55 PM

Unwilling Ally
 
I know about the Unwilling limitation to Ally, making it so that they Ally is unwilling to work for you, but how do you get it the other way around? In other words, how would I make it so that I am unwilling to have my own ally?

roguebfl 04-26-2012 11:56 PM

Re: Unwilling Ally
 
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Originally Posted by Finalsora811 (Post 1361140)
I know about the Unwilling limitation to Ally, making it so that they Ally is unwilling to work for you, but how do you get it the other way around? In other words, how would I make it so that I am unwilling to have my own ally?

That is normally Duty (Unwilling)

Finalsora811 04-26-2012 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by roguebfl (Post 1361141)
That is normally Duty (Unwilling)

That doesn't really fit because the Ally is there, but I don't want it to be. That's it. It doesn't require me to do extra stuff or anything like that. It's just THERE.

sir_pudding 04-27-2012 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Finalsora811 (Post 1361145)
That doesn't really fit because the Ally is there, but I don't want it to be. That's it. It doesn't require me to do extra stuff or anything like that. It's just THERE.

"Doesn't really like Bob" is a quirk.

Finalsora811 04-27-2012 12:02 AM

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Originally Posted by sir_pudding (Post 1361146)
"Doesn't really like Bob" is a quirk.

That's funny, cause this is for the "Bob" I mentioned in my Hallucinations thread.

David Johnston2 04-27-2012 12:05 AM

Re: Unwilling Ally
 
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Originally Posted by Finalsora811 (Post 1361140)
I know about the Unwilling limitation to Ally, making it so that they Ally is unwilling to work for you, but how do you get it the other way around? In other words, how would I make it so that I am unwilling to have my own ally?

And what do you do about this unwillingness and why does the Ally put up with your abuse?

Finalsora811 04-27-2012 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by David Johnston2 (Post 1361148)
And what do you do about this unwillingness

I don't understand.

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Originally Posted by David Johnston2 (Post 1361148)
and why does the Ally put up with your abuse?

He puts up with my abuse cause he's also my Enemy and wants to hurt me.

David Johnston2 04-27-2012 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Finalsora811 (Post 1361150)
I don't understand.

What do you do about not wanting him?


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He puts up with my abuse cause he's also my Enemy and wants to hurt me.
Then in what sense is he your Ally?

sir_pudding 04-27-2012 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by David Johnston2 (Post 1361162)
What do you do about not wanting him?

Probably just wish he'd go away, I'd imagine.
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Then in what sense is he your Ally?
He also helps the character, as he has a vested interest in the character living since he "lives" in the character's mind. They have otherwise conflicting interests.

This is one of those mental construct kind of friend/foe things. Like the "Harvey" Scorpius construct.

Finalsora811 04-27-2012 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by David Johnston2 (Post 1361162)
What do you do about not wanting him?

I attempt to get rid of him. This is for my Hallucinations Ally, by the way. See here.
EDIT: Actually, sir_pudding is right. I just wish he'd go away. Good memory, sir!

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Originally Posted by David Johnston2 (Post 1361162)
Then in what sense is he your Ally?

Again, I direct you here.


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