The Misinformed Game

[Gryphos]

He loves delving into underwater caves.

Why are Junkers so tanky, despite their design?

[Orangey]

They are not tanky at all, they are just so thin that everyone always shoots between the balloon and the hull.

"What is love!?"

[Shinkurex]

"baby don't hurt me" (this is the second time someone's made me think of that song)

What's with cakes fire fetish?

[Gryphos]

They only recently learned to rub sticks together and think it's pretty.

Are we strangers to love?

[Orangey]

The question you should ask yourself first is: "Are you a stranger to thine own self?".

What would happen if a dimension to another world would open in the world of GoIO?

[Coldcurse]

the exterminated skywhales will rise again and destroy all airships as revenge for the big hunt.

we know what a gent drinks, but what does a gent eat?

[Cheesy Crackers]

Crumpets filled with tea!

How orange is Orangey?

[HamsterIV]

Orangey is Hexidecimal color code 0xggbb00. Lesser colorists only use characters 0-f to represent hexadecimal numbers but Orangey goes all the way up to g.

What happens when you buff the balloon?

[James T. Kirk]

Buffing the balloon fills it with more hydrogen, making it twice as combustible.

Whose idea was this?

[Piemanlives]

Yours, you loved the fiery aftershocks.

Why are dust clouds so tough to kill on Desert Scrap?

[ramjamslam]

because the cloud engineer is always buffing the cloud hull.

What is the main benefit of leaving your guns on fire?

[Erheller]

It keeps your guns from getting frozen by icestorms or frost cannons.

Why do crews work together?

[Swallox]

Because the alternative involves hull-mounted nooses and institutionalised cannibalism.

Where did the Mobula come from?

[Gryphos]

It comes from the imagination, and it's here strictly by your invocation. So whadda you say? Why don't we fly a while. It's the heart of flight, it's the rise and fall. When you gotta soar, when you gotta kill them all. You call it and it comes a'flyin', it turns the banshees on, it brings the fun in. Now we're partying, that's what it's all about.

Is it a good ship, "bringin' the fun in"?

[James T. Kirk]

Ironically, a 'good ship' is horrible at 'bringing the fun in,' simply because of temporal loops.

Having two positives is such close proximity creates a loop of 'zero space' wherein upon entering (which isn't hard, bringing fun on a good ship acts as a magnet to zero space) you are transported to the very moment you left, with only slight displacement.

This is more commonly know as 'lag.'

Where does all this ammo keep coming from?