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reorruatrnte rawb
if you fire at another ship then it's reasonable to expect them to fire back and rob fires on any 'old fan' coming into port regardless of if they're firing at him or not
reorruatrnte rawb
when I say honest I mean dealing with somebody as they are relevant to you. if somebody is a certain way then treat them that way. considering something about somebody as a special 'mental illness' trait is basically taking in a trait only partially, enough to classify it, before kicking the rest of the consideration t
reorruatrnte rawb
yes, that is what I am saying would be done. all I mean is that there isn't a particular difference between a 'normal' trait and a 'mental illness' trait if you are looking at somebody from a pragmatic perspective
reorruatrnte rawb
yeah but as a captain I'd think of that as "this guy needs me to say pussyfart" not "this guy is mentally ill and thus I need to say pussyfart" sudo TPK If you're hiring someone as a sniper, a master sharpshooter, but for some reason they don't understand the word "shoot," but say if you say "pussyfart" as a code word
reorruatrnte rawb
true, the point I'm trying to make is though, imagine i'm hiring a sharpshooter for my crew whatever reason there is for somebody not being able to follow orders or having shit aim isn't as important as the fact that they ultimately have shit aim and can't follow orders
reorruatrnte rawb
mental diagnosis imo should only be relevant to a doctor, to both yourself and others it should just be 'the way you are' and treated no different from any other traits

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