[ Ryo isn't necessarily one to complain about his awareness of that either, at least internally. He does put on a half-hearted show of resistance occasionally, but that's neither here nor there. Akira's always had him figured out in most ways anyway.
And vice versa, as it would seem. He isn't surprised that Akira hones in that feature. He anticipated that he would want to change the colors or the patterns at some point. Ryo was contented with great degrees of minimalism, but most people weren't precisely like him. Actually, very few people were. More than anything, that had been his major problem in life. But, still his attention evenly (or somewhat evenly) divides between Akira and Minato. He watches for a moment as Akira fiddles with his communicator and offers Minato a toothier smile. It prompts him to turn to offer his own attention to Minato as well. ]
Are you familiar with the online versions? [ Comparatively, Ryo is seemingly much more subdued than Akira is. He lifts a hand, gesturing toward the holographic projection, but his focus doesn't shift. ] It's closer to that.
[ Another thing that Ryo is good at: anticipating human behavior in some respects. He knows that humans grow bored of the same formula unless new information or aspects are added in. He knows this is true of himself to some extent as well. If he doesn't have something to work with, he seeks something out. ]
While you can play singularly, you can also compete with other players over the network. [ That had taken a little more effort. ] It expands the rules marginally, in that colliding with your own body or another's body will terminate your run. However, it's also advantageous to trap other players. By forcing them to run into your own body, you give yourself more access to limited resources and make them disperse their own. [ He glances briefly back to to Akira, curious to see if he's elected any snake to use by now. ] The larger they are, the more they leave behind. [ In other words, it is a slightly more refined version of a lot of games. ] The scoreboard, therefore, has a dual purpose: it not only tells the player in the lead that they have control of the field, but alerts everyone else to who they should target.
[ He pauses, before tapping at his own communicator with incredible dexterity. ] If you'd like, I could send you the executable file.
same here lol
And vice versa, as it would seem. He isn't surprised that Akira hones in that feature. He anticipated that he would want to change the colors or the patterns at some point. Ryo was contented with great degrees of minimalism, but most people weren't precisely like him. Actually, very few people were. More than anything, that had been his major problem in life. But, still his attention evenly (or somewhat evenly) divides between Akira and Minato. He watches for a moment as Akira fiddles with his communicator and offers Minato a toothier smile. It prompts him to turn to offer his own attention to Minato as well. ]
Are you familiar with the online versions? [ Comparatively, Ryo is seemingly much more subdued than Akira is. He lifts a hand, gesturing toward the holographic projection, but his focus doesn't shift. ] It's closer to that.
[ Another thing that Ryo is good at: anticipating human behavior in some respects. He knows that humans grow bored of the same formula unless new information or aspects are added in. He knows this is true of himself to some extent as well. If he doesn't have something to work with, he seeks something out. ]
While you can play singularly, you can also compete with other players over the network. [ That had taken a little more effort. ] It expands the rules marginally, in that colliding with your own body or another's body will terminate your run. However, it's also advantageous to trap other players. By forcing them to run into your own body, you give yourself more access to limited resources and make them disperse their own. [ He glances briefly back to to Akira, curious to see if he's elected any snake to use by now. ] The larger they are, the more they leave behind. [ In other words, it is a slightly more refined version of a lot of games. ] The scoreboard, therefore, has a dual purpose: it not only tells the player in the lead that they have control of the field, but alerts everyone else to who they should target.
[ He pauses, before tapping at his own communicator with incredible dexterity. ] If you'd like, I could send you the executable file.
[ He cants his head faintly. ]