You can learn more from any random Discworld book than you ever could hope to learn from The Great Gatsby.

I'm more familiar with Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock, but... this is an option too. I think. Does the game require an odd number of outcomes, or is even acceptable as well?

Rando MW5 Bad Guy: You've made enemies with the WRONG PEOPLE! Duncan Fisher, who I'm escorting: I've made enemies with the right people too, so joke's on you! Y'know, if this jackass would stop shooting me in the ass with his PPC shotgun, I might actually like him.

Like, my data is... limited, but I'm of the understanding that the females of your species aren't even sure about the attractiveness of wangs, while nearly everyone seems to agree female forms are pleasing (even gay guys, on an artistic level, at least).

Like, "do nothing". If you don't want to risk yourself getting damaged by people defending themselves or their properties, all you have to do is... nothing. Don't loot. Don't light buildings on fire. Don't riot. You literally have to do nothing. IT'S NOT HARD.

WRONG LEVER, KRONK.

I confess to being confused as to why he appears to be treating this notion as a bad thing.

It's funny how "snarky butlers" are such a mainstay in superhero stories.

Ok, that's nice (The art. The mechanic is... interesting.).

Ok, this one actually makes sense. "Say hello to geometric progression."

Well, at least Station-ing isn't a one-and-done mechanic like Start Your Engines / Max Speed is looking like.

Remember when "exile" meant "gone forever and ever and there's no way to undo or touch that card or have that card affect the game ever again"? Pepperidge Farm remembers.