#the fact that effie the second youngest character at 24 is genuinely the most emotionally mature and has the best critical thinking skills-
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I love my funny guys and their stupid flaws
#gamer txt.#al ocs#the fact that effie the second youngest character at 24 is genuinely the most emotionally mature and has the best critical thinking skills-#-is on purpose but its still really funny#past effie and walt everyone on the red team is in their mid 30s - late 40s youd think one of them would more mature than the person-#-potentially half their age. youd think. and youd be wrong#but its the fact that they all act somewhat immaturely (at least for their ages) that allows them have as much fun as they do#but is also why despite having plans and actual formations unlike their rivals they still lose to the blu team a fair bit#they lose focus#they pay more attention to the nearest immediate dopamine hit#they genuinely dont notice other shit which is why walts job is mostly making sure the team knows whats going on in their surroundings#because lord knows they're not paying attention to that themselves#thats why walt gets voted team leader because they play invaluable part - the one who pays attention#its the two 20 smthn year olds that keep the team afloat#effie at their home base and walt on the field#but they get along for the most part they all actually like eachother and enjoy living together#thats why they're team frat house theyre having fun and being stupid about it#the blus might be much more responsible but it costs them friendships#it results in them being prickly jerks to their teammates who arent their friends#and not being able to strategise as well#but they can be mature and think about their actions before doing them and that is important#thats ehy the team can function so well despite being so seperate and disjointed
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