Talk:St. Anne Park

there are at least 2 different messages here. as honorable and virtuous, i got the anarchy one listed in the article. as pragmatic, watchdog, and vigilante i got "You're in St. Anne Park, one of the larger and nicer public spaces in the city. Even at night it's a busy place, full of life and activity. It's one of the few places where people still feel safe to gather. Banners near one large gathering indicate that one group is a meeting of the "Goody Two Shoes Neighborhood Watch." It sounds innocent enough, you're met with sternly disapproving frowns even at a distance. It's clear that they know who you are and don't think well of you." and as balanced and altruist there is no message its just"You're in St. Anne Park, one of the larger and nicer public spaces in the city. Even at night it's a busy place, full of life and activity. It's one of the few places where people still feel safe to gather." the message seems to be reputation based by row(instead of column like the robotics club or self promoters)and if the message depends on reputation then atleast some of what happens there (when it does, there doesn't seem to be anything yet) might too--Matt the vigilante 23:33, 17 August 2008 (MST)

With Just, I got "You're in St. Anne Park, one of the larger and nicer public spaces in the city. Even at night it's a busy place, full of life and activity. It's one of the few places where people still feel safe to gather. There appears to be one particularly unruly mob of anarchists gathering in a large boxy building for some sort of meeting. Their signs have slogans like "Anarchy = freedom" and other relatively innocent-sounding catchprases, but their glares as you stand nearby make it clear that they know who you are and don't think well of you." Nothing happens when I try to adventure. --Missingno 10:22, 18 August 2008 (MST)

that seems to support the by rows thing because just is in the same row as honorable and virtuous. the only one we aren't sure of now is judicious.--Matt the vigilante 11:42, 18 August 2008 (MST)