Do you think the reason our powers and our abilities to group together have been blocked is because they know this simulation wouldn't be as threatening to us if we had full control over them? [Were they a threat to the very people who put them here with their powers?
An interesting tidbit to keep in mind if they had an opportunity to regain control in the future.]
It does make for a more compelling horror story with all these limiters. Ugh, frustrating... [Izuku is mumbling more to himself, pressing the scribbled notes to his forehead.]
Whoever had set us up in this place knew exactly how to create a panic situation where people would feel desperate and more likely to make rash decisions. A recipe for disaster...Even without the threat of the monster in the mist, we would probably destroy ourselves...would it be better if we behaved in the opposite way of what they wanted us to? To rebel against the simulation by not giving into panic? But that doesn't put into account that we don't know what their true objective for us is...if they're just studying us in general rather than wanting us to succumb to some horror movie tropes, then acting outside of the norm wouldn't be as effective...but it could cause them to be more lax with the simulation because they don't know what our motives are...
[He loses himself in his thoughts, completely forgetting that Kacchan is there. Mumbling out loud does give him more direction, mood improving as he sorts out his ideas.]
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An interesting tidbit to keep in mind if they had an opportunity to regain control in the future.]
It does make for a more compelling horror story with all these limiters. Ugh, frustrating... [Izuku is mumbling more to himself, pressing the scribbled notes to his forehead.]
Whoever had set us up in this place knew exactly how to create a panic situation where people would feel desperate and more likely to make rash decisions. A recipe for disaster...Even without the threat of the monster in the mist, we would probably destroy ourselves...would it be better if we behaved in the opposite way of what they wanted us to? To rebel against the simulation by not giving into panic? But that doesn't put into account that we don't know what their true objective for us is...if they're just studying us in general rather than wanting us to succumb to some horror movie tropes, then acting outside of the norm wouldn't be as effective...but it could cause them to be more lax with the simulation because they don't know what our motives are...
[He loses himself in his thoughts, completely forgetting that Kacchan is there. Mumbling out loud does give him more direction, mood improving as he sorts out his ideas.]