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FROG-CRIMES: How is that a problem?
FROG-CRIMES: Also, more importantly, if you’re a god then can’t you just make a really big skateboard to do cool tricks on? Or shrink yourself down, either way.
GRIND: Skateboarding is very low on my priority list sorry
GRIND: So all of your TCPs are still in this session but none of them are rogue
GRIND: Which means that the one that left is technically still on your team
FROG-CRIMES: Oh, huh… that sounds about right, actually.
FROG-CRIMES: She’s not fully against us, but she’s trying to prove that we’re wrong about this game possibly being dangerous for the TCPs.
FROG-CRIMES: ...So we put an ice-breathing gnome in the Tower Maze. If you explore outside of wherever your base is, you should watch out for it.
GRIND: Ah. Noted
GRIND: This can turn into something bad though
FROG-CRIMES: What, the ice gnome? We think Fernando can probably handle it.
GRIND: No I mean your TCP not being rogue
GRIND: As long as she’s in Adventure Mode and still on your team she’ll be keeping the global TCP limit from raising and the session is going to stagnate or worse
GRIND: It will be a while until it gets worse but the TCP limit would have raised by now
GRIND: So you need to figure out a plan
FROG-CRIMES: …huh. Okay, apologies for the inconvenience. Give us a minute to see what she’s doing.




Looking at your Tracker, you can see Windy and Fennel are still at home, while Fernando is exploring some section of the Tower Maze. You can’t tell if she’s near any planets, or that ice gnome thing. The minimap on the Tracker only shows where she is, and not anything around her…




Checking your Compass as well, you can see that she’s explored a couple paths that Windy and Fennel hadn’t taken, and seems to be heading further into the left branch of the maze.