u/Far_Swimmer_5001

Operation Strix should’ve been progressing much more smoothly than it has been. I can’t help but feel like a large part of that is due to Anya’s incompetence. I feel like if Loid had picked a smart kid, they would’ve had no problem answering the interview questions correctly and would’ve had little problem naturally succeeding and accumulating a large number of Stellas. I’d wager that the mission would almost be at the stage where the child is an Imperial Scholar. I can’t help but feel that Loid went extremely wrong from the start. He should’ve just risked going to a reputable orphanage with intact school records and then later altered the records manually. That way, he could’ve made an informed decision about not just the child’s academic ability, but also their mannerisms and behavior. Truly a massive mistake right from the get-go by Twilight.Loid truly has very limited maneuverability in the mission because Anya is so dumb and can’t follow complex instructions. If your mission depends solely on the performance of a kid, you should pick the most competent kid you can find. The screening process needed to be far more rigorous than what actually occurred. If he had done something similar to what he did when searching for a potential wife, then this whole mission would’ve been nearly complete by now.

I’m thinking of like a Paul Heyman or OH Father type of person. Like whenever you walk into a room, he starts glazing you and gives you a fire introduction. I definitely would. That way, you can push whatever narratives you want when you enter a room.

Like, if I was Justin Bieber, I’d have my glazer say, “Attention all, Justin Bieber has arrived! He is the greatest artist of our time, and with a whopping 24 hit records, 3 Grammy Awards (making this up), and worldwide acclaim!”

That way everyone knows what’s up. Then people will record it, and everyone on the internet will know how goated I am. Then people will subconsciously think of me when they think of the best artist in the world, just because they’ve heard it so many times.

Someone once said, “Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes the truth.” What if you repeat obscure facts often enough that they become general knowledge? That would surely be worth the money spent on hiring this glazer. The marketing alone would be invaluable.

Also, it’s too ridiculous to be taken seriously, but people will still get the point when they see the viral clip. You’ll come off as a funny celebrity, and it will spread the word about your greatness.

As someone who has a near 100% win rate as an imposter, I can tell you that playing aggressively is incredibly risky and should not be the default method of play. In my opinion, you shouldn’t take risky kills and should only kill when conditions are optimal. I think being an imposter is more about verbal skill and misdirection than brute killing ingenuity. I see people neglect this aspect all the time by staying silent when they are the imposter. Don’t they understand that this only makes them more suspicious, not less?

When I originally showed my scores on this subreddit, I was asked by numerous researchers whether out of range testing had been conducted on me. I replied no, but noted that I wish there were an out of range section so I could increase my FSIQ. I maxed out 8 out of 10 subtests and only missed the 160 mark due to being nervous at the start and flubbing Block Design. It’s such a bummer to me that the subtest scores only go up to 19 because I felt that they were literally child’s play. They were actually stupid easy, and the ones I could max out I felt like I did so with ease. It just annoys me that this test has a relatively low ceiling and values consistency more than extreme aptitude. My psychologist even noted that 155 is likely the bare minimum of what my actual level of ability is, given my profile pattern. I wanted to hit the 160 mark as a matter of ego, not because I think there is any noticeable difference.