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We should ask someone how the tcp defection system works. What does it take for a tcp to count as officially defected, do they just have to want it? What side do they count as being on: no side, their own side? Can they be adopted by another god, and, if so, does this bypass the 5 tcp per god limit? Can defected cats survive the end of the game? Can you trade cats by telling them to defect to another side? If your tcp defects are you able to spawn a replacement?
I'd also like to become more unified strategically with our allies, they all seem to be pretty much doing their own things at the moment and that's less than ideal. We should all be using the same level of technology and force, so that no one pushes it too far and starts an arms race, and no one shoots themselves in the foot by holding back too much. We should make sure that all of our bases are equally outfitted with facilities, meaning they all create their own alchemy setups, we fortify our bases to the same level, and we copy good ideas from each other. We should also discuss with the others what tcps they plan on making. Food, creature, body, and form types are all consistently good as long as you don't pick something completely stupid, but weapon types are nearly useless without magic enhancing their powers, we should encourage the former and discourage the latter. We also have the advantage of being from Earth, meaning we have access to a bunch of potentially powerful tcp ideas which we should share with them. Container and machine types could be great, but they require planning and coordination to be useful, so we should talk with the others about maybe scheming something along those lines. Our communicator doesn't have a group call function, but we might be able to work around that by having the others stay in the same physical room (this has the added bonus of keeping Spit from trying anything), or by doing something tricky with calling multiple people at once. We should have our tcps do joint training exercises to build camaraderie, and give our cats time to share all the stuff we taught them as preparation for the UNHALLOWED SANCTUARY with the others.
We could probably end this whole thing pretty quickly by getting another god to create a DEICIDE tcp and teach it MORTALITY, JUSTICE, DUTY, SACRIFICE, and SPIT (we would also probably want to lie to it and downplay the risk involved in using its power, maybe even convince it there's an afterlife or something; it's scummy, but one life is easily worth it to save all those lives Spit would take). Of course, I doubt we could actually convince any of our allies to go through with this, they'd argue that the risk of the plan backfiring is too great, and they'd be right, given that narrative convention would demand that it backfire in order to avoid an anticlimax unless we tried the plan at the absolute last second,, but we might be able to convince them to do it as a last resort.
We might want to give our cats bodycams so that we can see what happens in the unhallowed sanctuary. We should install an airport security style checkpoint at the entrance to the sanctuary to prevent Spit from doing the same.
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