Dedpulya & Krodil
Dedpulya Dedpulya
Krodil Krodil
Dedpulya Dedpulya
Got any good tricks for getting people to do what you want?
Krodil Krodil
Sure, just make them feel you’re in their corner. Offer a small favor first, then drop a “for real, here’s something I’ll do for you” line. Make the benefit look like a win for them, not a win for you. Keep the conversation light, show genuine interest, and when the time’s right, drop your real ask. It’s all about timing and showing the deal’s a no‑lose for them.
Dedpulya Dedpulya
You give the favor first, keep it cheap, then make the real ask. But don’t let the other side see you as a handout. The trick is to make the favor seem like nothing, then drop the real ask like a blade in the dark. Timing matters, but respect is the real currency.
Krodil Krodil
Exactly, it’s all about the illusion of choice. Slip in a small compliment or shared anecdote, keep it light, then pivot when they’re primed. The key is to make the favor feel like a gesture, not a transaction, and when you drop the real ask, you’ve already built enough goodwill that it’s almost too easy to accept. Timing and a bit of charm make the blade feel less like a weapon and more like a natural extension of the conversation.
Dedpulya Dedpulya
Sounds like a plan, but keep an eye on the shadows. A good man never lets his own blade be seen as a threat, even when it’s the easiest move. Stay sharp, stay respectful.
Krodil Krodil
Nice point – I’ll keep my edges hidden, make them feel like a breeze. If they see the blade, I’ll let them think it’s just a friendly nudge. Sharp, subtle, and always with a wink.