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They would be constantly vigilant and unpredictable to someone unfamiliar with that particular trait. When wandering you might only have yourself as a reference
by loa_in_ 2y ago
They would be constantly vigilant and unpredictable to someone unfamiliar with that particular trait. When wandering you might only have yourself as a reference so they would be a counter to that
- nullindividual 2y ago> They would be constantly vigilant If they've even lived long enough, no absolutely not. Unless you think someone who is routinely depressed is 'vigilant'. [Hypo]mania is not the primary state of a bipolar patient. Can't speak to schizophrenia, but for those I've seen with that illness, functioning isn't their primary state, either.
- zdragnar 2y agoMania, maybe, but not depression. It clouds the mind and saps motivation in a way that would undermine efficacy in both hunting and surprise encounters.