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KalasGreen said
The only reason you think it´s metagaming is because you felt the need to state the details of your upcoming attack. I would have done the exact same thing in that kind of situation regardless of Ysolda channeling or not.
So when Ysolda reached the mecha, my options really only came down to one. Bail the mecha and blow it, continuing the fight with the jet if I had to (removing the speed disadvantage), because there is no way the mecha can harm Ysolda in it´s current position unless it blows up.
You, sir... are so full of shit that I can smell you through this computer. You have a 400 foot long tail on a mech 1/10th the size I thought it was. That tail could EASILY have swung around and hit Ysolda. Adding to the fact that everyone here seems to think you're either an idiot or a metagamer for neglecting the fact your mech had HUNDREDS of sensors and cameras on it to see Ysolda... the fact you would also suddenly forget the 400 foot tail that you had JUST used against Erde... is pretty damning. So... regardless of what Ysolda was doing, you could have easily attacked her without nuking yourself.
GG.
Glitchy said
Ok quickly. It isn't metagaming if Edmund decides to eject from the Hellhound. You point out that Green did this after you told him the effects of the spell, but you already described the action in the IC as something Edmund should notice. Assuming, Green changes his post and notices Ysolda on the Hellhound. Edmund would still be fine in ejecting out of the Hellhound if he feared Ysolda might kill him. You might be angry that Edmund "ran away", but the action itself can't be considered metagaming.
If he had no other option but to run, then sure. But given the facts stated above... it may not TECHNICALLY be metagaming if he changes it to notice her... but it WOULD be complete and utter bullshit and everyone would know it.