LOCKDOWN Protocol

LOCKDOWN Protocol has taught me that I am not a useful member of any team, I am just an obstacle wearing a jumpsuit. Every round, I march into that facility with the confidence of a man who has never once helped complete a task correctly, grab the first weapon-shaped object I see, and immediately begin accusing innocent people based on evidence such as “you were standing kind of weird” and “your voice got annoying when I pointed this gun at you.” I am so terrible at identifying dissidents that if somebody actually betrays us, I usually defend them like their court-appointed attorney while they quietly sabotage everything behind me. Then, the second an innocent teammate makes one tiny mistake, I turn into a paranoid mall cop with a firearm and a personal vendetta. The truly humiliating part is that even when I am the dissident, I somehow still look more suspicious while innocent. Give me an actual reason to lie and suddenly I am calm, productive, charming, and emotionally intelligent. Make me a normal employee trying to help the team, and within thirty seconds I am screaming “IT WAS HIM, I SAW IT IN HIS EYES” while standing over the body of someone I personally killed by accident. My friends no longer ask whether I can be trusted; they just ask how long it will take before I ruin the entire mission through a combination of panic, incompetence, and a completely undeserved sense of authority. 0/5 successful background checks. This game revealed that in a high-stakes emergency, I would not be the hero or the traitor. I would be the reason everyone agrees the facility should remain permanently locked down.

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lol

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good

good game