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| Answers to all questions about Pika | Started by: Pikaaa on Jul 22, '16 07:44 |
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"I'm sure a lot of you are wondering why my father went rogue. I'm read over my fathers journals and I've come to you all today to shed a little light as to why. These journals are a little cryptic, but I will try to give you the gist of what went through his head." *Pikaaa reads the journals very carefully, kicks over a soap box and stand on top of it. He clears this throat once, twice, then thrice. Pikaa reads the words of his father.* "Because I could." |
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What was our was not achieved by your father is down to perspective. However what he did accomplish, is to confirm that people have the right to be paranoid about the unknown faces in their ranks. What he ultimately achieved was to make it ten times harder for the new, keen, motivated faces in this world to impress, without being scrutinised, interrogated and shot. Which is good, right? Because who wants to attract new blood to these shores anyway. Good effort. |
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| Reply by: ChristianGato at Jul 22, '16 07:52 | |
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Right Gato it's great to bring new blood into our world. What's more exciting than a rogue to stir the interest of someone who might have started to find our way of life stale these passed weeks. |
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| Reply by: Pikaaa at Jul 22, '16 08:04 | |
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I won't argue that, but my original point still stands. If the answer to paranoia-instigated take downs and killings is to rogue, then you're just part of the problem cycle. I am just assuming however, that your father's reasons for going rogue are that he was unhappy with the decisions Chicago has made in the who the people allowed to live are. |
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| Reply by: ChristianGato at Jul 22, '16 08:13 | |
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As guns grow there will always be paranoia. To say that paranoia instigated take downs are somehow increased with rogues would be simply false. The paranoia you speak of stems from a fear of being calculatedly taken down by a group or city, not a rogue. |
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| Reply by: Pikaaa at Jul 22, '16 08:29 | |
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I think your father's actions and impact contradicts your own opinion. A single rogue took a terrible toll on our city, arguably more than a war could. We are left to rebuild, to find new talent in promising individuals as those in place with promising futures were cruelly taken. A well placed takedown leaves no need for that, it is simply the end. In the last few weeks there has been growth and progression. Not rogue hunting or cautious and paranoid takedowns. With the promise of further rogue actions, what had your father achieved? Has he opened us up to this cycle again? In the future, when you, your kin or family are marked for death for little or no reason, take a moment to consider where the blame really lays. |
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| Reply by: ChristianGato at Jul 22, '16 08:38 | |
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Pika I've got no desire to humour your breakdown of my words. It's frankly not worth my time. Just ask yourself if your father's actions are the solution to the problems you perceive. If you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem, quit being part of the fucking problem. Christian departs. |
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| Reply by: ChristianGato at Jul 22, '16 09:18 | |
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*Pikaaa watches as Gato concedes defeat.* Pika was the solution to a problem. |
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| Reply by: Pikaaa at Jul 22, '16 09:24 | |
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What ''problem'' has been solved by his actions, if I may ask? Were the several leaders who died the problem? |
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| Reply by: Mountbatten at Jul 22, '16 09:58 | |
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Leaning up against the side, Tyki watches on as a discussion takes place regarding the recent deaths. Looking up, he noticed the recent clouds starting to disperse as the sun shone through and the repair work commenced once again. Stamping out his cigarette, he placed his hands into his pockets and headed towards the crowds One major point here is that the views and actions of the few will never out-weigh those of the many. This place evolves and future generations will be able to grow and try to reclaim what they once owned. There is no end, not a temporarily blip in the road. |
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| Reply by: Tyki_Mikk at Jul 22, '16 13:45 | |
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Charles listens to the kin of the recent rouge with disgust until one of his friends from the crew steps up to speak he listens before stepping forward to address the small crowd Tyki_Mikk I dont condone what this person did but there are many instances in history of the few beating the many for example Rorke's Drift, Battle of Galveston, Battle of lacolle mill. While these were victories for the outnumbered and in some cases 20-1 im not comparing the rouges actions which are not Honourable in any way shape or form, but merely pointing out that one man/few men can change the world even ours. |
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| Reply by: Charles-Foster-Kane at Jul 22, '16 14:01 | |
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No idea who your father was but by jove you shook this place like a dog. It shows a real flaw in things around here if one guy and a handful of no names can cause such a storm. I'd be interested to hear how things were dealt, it appeared as if everyone was trying to not get shot (didn't end well for some pros) instead of banding together to prevent such a huge loss around here, I'm just a nobody myself but this is the worst rogue event I've ever witnessed, previous rogues were always nipped in the bud early on. By no means am I speaking ill of the dead or badly of the people running the show, just an observation. Events like this will make people paranoid as hell, I've seen good men die because they're building themselves and been shot down through fear of events like this. Sad turn of events and I'm in no way condoning it, but damn. Shit really hit the fan. |
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| Reply by: Vega at Jul 22, '16 14:14 | |
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Hearing the words of his fellow family member @Charles-Foster-Kane, he smiled and replied My dear friend, I 100% agree with you. My reference was directly related to this world. The actions of this rogue, they merely caused a few people a headache, nothing more. Those who fell, they will rise once more and if they are truly committed to it, they will reach the same lofty heights that saw them praised for what they had achieved. There will be no revolution, no change in history, only a small set back for the families of the victims. He said it himself, he did it "because he could". Lets see the outcome of these ventures on his kin though. I am anxious to see if more damage has been done to his own children, rather than those he killed in cold blood. |
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| Reply by: Tyki_Mikk at Jul 22, '16 14:46 | |
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Rogues are fun, lets not pretend otherwise. A rush of adrenaline as the work you've done is put at risk as people scramble to gun down the rogue. When its a shit rogue those in charge laugh amongst themselves at how easily they dealt with the problem. When its a half decent rogue that causes a few issues, the chosen few that hunt it constantly get a wee pat on the back for their efforts despite ultimately nothing of note being at risk, except the loss of a few low ranks. But when its a good rogue. Someone that's trained their gun to a level where everyone is utilising protection efforts and running scared and only the very very few with decent balls are then running after the dangerous person - that really makes the world sit up and take notice and have some fucking fun for a bit. Sure, friends die. But guess what, we all walk these streets knowing we'll die some day. No point crying over spilt milk. I wouldn't say things will change much after the rogue. Those that were paranoid before will still be paranoid now. Will they increase their efforts to make people jump through hoops? I'm not so sure. The rank of Made Man has become so devalued now that being one isn't so much of a concern anymore. Its the people that are old and unknown that are more of a concern, those people know little about and may have a good gun hidden under that old age wise guy exterior. If that's new blood that's old and still a wise guy, then its their own fault as clearly they've made no effort to get themselves up the ranks. If its old blood then its likely because they are either fed up of the pointless stale life and are simply hanging around through habit; or they plan to one day go rogue with a good gun. Chances are its the former, though. Most people that are old and low rank, are just fucking bored. |
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| Reply by: BretHart at Jul 22, '16 15:43 | |
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Well since the gods removed an important reply from the records for a simple slip of the tongue, I wont be back to speak here again. You would think it would be more appropriate to leave in or edit such things, than to remove it all together, and make my back and forth exchange with Gato make no sense. The nitpicking by the gods has grown to a new low today. |
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| Reply by: Pikaaa at Jul 22, '16 17:30 | |
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