Sorry if this doesn't make much sense...been busy all day, its late and I'm tired!
"The person you are trying to reach isn't here right now."
[any] Some guy being clueless about the fact that an issue to do with a woman or kid is actually a serious issue, not just someone being whiny. (Granted the guy would care once he /knows/ there is an issue...its just him getting to the point where he realizes that it is an issue too.)
Daughters of the Apocalypse
- laying out the bad consequences of the collapse of some basic infrastructure - shipping, plumbing, refrigeration, etc
- that moment at the beginning of a disaster when you pool all your resources... and blankly stare at each other over the very small pile of supplies you can find.
The Moon Door
- surely there are werewolf (or shifter) problems that don't affect baseline humans.
Not Quite Kansas
- medical problems, different treatment methods across the different dimensions, cultural conflicts in regards to medical care
One God's Story of Mid-Life Crisis
- what kind of mess-ups would a toddler Goddess of Evil make?
Peculiar Obligations:
- what happens when someone catches a slave ship? I can't imagine anyone involved in that will have an entirely pleasant day...
- related, we had discussed what happens when a traditionalist pirate crew abducts a medic...who happens to be packbonded to one of the Alliance-culture crews. (Additional notes in separate comment.) Also, I think the medic should be a guy, just so it doesn't fall into Always Save the Girl territory.
- The part where the prisoner can choose to be menteed in peace skills...or they can leave with the hawks. And not come back. Prisoner : "What happens if I say no?" Pacifist : "Dunno. I never ask...we're all happier that way." Pirate : [slasher smile] "/Please/ say no."
- How do they handle having empathic pacifist in the same closed circle confined space as a sociopath? (Or any other /severe/ empathy-deficiency issue.) Preferably the solution should involve everyone cooperating, not just one side or the other having to do /all/ the work.
- That other idea you mentioned, where the women prisoners adopt the shanghai'd medic. Though I imagine the guys would go along with it too, even if it was initiated by the ladies.
Schrodinger's Heroes
- How, exactly, do they break bad news to their relatives? Especially with a 'No time to explain' crisis.
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Date: 2025-03-05 05:57 am (UTC)"The person you are trying to reach isn't here right now."
[any] Some guy being clueless about the fact that an issue to do with a woman or kid is actually a serious issue, not just someone being whiny. (Granted the guy would care once he /knows/ there is an issue...its just him getting to the point where he realizes that it is an issue too.)
Daughters of the Apocalypse
- laying out the bad consequences of the collapse of some basic infrastructure - shipping, plumbing, refrigeration, etc
- that moment at the beginning of a disaster when you pool all your resources... and blankly stare at each other over the very small pile of supplies you can find.
The Moon Door
- surely there are werewolf (or shifter) problems that don't affect baseline humans.
Not Quite Kansas
- medical problems, different treatment methods across the different dimensions, cultural conflicts in regards to medical care
One God's Story of Mid-Life Crisis
- what kind of mess-ups would a toddler Goddess of Evil make?
Peculiar Obligations:
- what happens when someone catches a slave ship? I can't imagine anyone involved in that will have an entirely pleasant day...
- related, we had discussed what happens when a traditionalist pirate crew abducts a medic...who happens to be packbonded to one of the Alliance-culture crews. (Additional notes in separate comment.) Also, I think the medic should be a guy, just so it doesn't fall into Always Save the Girl territory.
- The part where the prisoner can choose to be menteed in peace skills...or they can leave with the hawks. And not come back.
Prisoner : "What happens if I say no?"
Pacifist : "Dunno. I never ask...we're all happier that way."
Pirate : [slasher smile] "/Please/ say no."
- How do they handle having empathic pacifist in the same closed circle confined space as a sociopath? (Or any other /severe/ empathy-deficiency issue.) Preferably the solution should involve everyone cooperating, not just one side or the other having to do /all/ the work.
- That other idea you mentioned, where the women prisoners adopt the shanghai'd medic. Though I imagine the guys would go along with it too, even if it was initiated by the ladies.
Schrodinger's Heroes
- How, exactly, do they break bad news to their relatives? Especially with a 'No time to explain' crisis.