Pick pick pick ... pick ... *krak*

That's a SERIOUS lack of picking skills *g*

Oww!!!

Why you used your fingy, hun? Any piece of metal would do.

That had to hurt. Could make it difficult to play the opening of "Dueling Banjos" with it bent like that. But on the bright side, it may make it easier to open the lock that way.

her mind is working like Psyducks she realized that she should be having pain but the signal of actual pain has not reached her brain yet.

Ah, that moment where you horribly injure yourself, and all your nerves go "right, I'm out. Catch you later."

indrejue wrote:her mind is working like Psyducks she realized that she should be having pain but the signal of actual pain has not reached her brain yet.

Isn't that more Slowpoke's thing?

extraintelligence wrote:Ah, that moment where you horribly injure yourself, and all your nerves go "right, I'm out. Catch you later."

indrejue wrote:her mind is working like Psyducks she realized that she should be having pain but the signal of actual pain has not reached her brain yet.

Isn't that more Slowpoke's thing?

it's both of them actually.

Basically, JJ is making fun of Bethesda RPGs, isn't he? There is always a sort of tutorial level with something like a single-tumbler lock in it. I suspect that this entire arc is going to turn out to be a parody of those sort of games.

BenRG wrote:Basically, JJ is making fun of Bethesda RPGs, isn't he? There is always a sort of tutorial level with something like a single-tumbler lock in it. I suspect that this entire arc is going to turn out to be a parody of those sort of games.

More like Fallout 1 or Fallout 2, where you can hack doors with no lockpicks at all.

Also, I hope Scarlet only cracked her fingernail.