- Apr 17, 2020
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If Callista is still playing an important role in the Gambit (I personally think she is the GambitQueen) then she won't be happy when Olivia chooses to abandon Seth (fuckseth). Olivia gets 5 evil points when she chooses fuckseth, and 5 good points when she doesn't (helpseth).
Also: when Olivia doesn't want to punish Daniel, she gets 2 SisGambitQueen points, but if she kills him she gets -2 SisGambitQueen points. But in both cases no sisgood of sisevil points. I think these SisGambitQueen points will be important in connection with Callista, and, thus, maybe important in the end-game: Olivia as head of the Karlsson Group (with or without Kane). For Kane, I think, the sis_team and sis_bro_p points are more important.
Moreover: Olivia can get MoralityOne and MoralityTwo by not going out as a fake policewoman, and by not punishing Daniel. I think these 2 Morality points are also connected to a good Olivia, and, thus, a positive connection with Callista.
But maybe Elena (as the biological mother, I think, of Olivia) can play a more important role than Callista. That role can be good or evil (depending on your choice at the end of episode 4). Last but not least: Veronica plays also an important role - and for her the sisevil/good/dom/sub points are not that important.
So a good Olivia is better for a Callista-gambit (with Dominique), and, maybe, an evil Olivia is better for an (evil) Elena-gambit (with Juliette and maybe Alessandra).
But you can have both options open: you can end episode 5 with several combinations of sisevil/good (combinations ranging from 17/0 - 12/5 - 6/11 and 0/14). And as Tess points out: sisevil/good is more important then help/fuckseth.
I know: a lot of 'maybe' and 'but'. That is what makes this game so fascinating.
