Queen and King have notably more access and considerably more access to amenities, as far as I can tell.
[ he hasn't seen the king or queen suites yet, but he can assume that they would be correspondingly larger as well, a truly horrifying idea given the size of his own jack suite. ]
There are very few aces, and from what I've gathered, aces are considered more or less equivalent to jacks in terms of resources. It's unclear why.
[ the timer goes off, and tseng shifts his attention briefly to bring the potatoes out of the oven. they go atop the stove, and he retrieves from the fridge a small container of wild garlic leaves, which he sprinkles atop the hot potatoes so he can mix them together until the leaves begin to wilt.
only once he's served the potatoes into two dishes and handed one over to rufus does tseng continue his train of thought, coming around to take his place in the other stool once more. ]
There is no centralized database that contains information on ranks of all guests, and the staff are exceptionally evasive when questioned about the mechanics of the game. Oddly, it doesn't seem to be a conscious evasiveness—more like someone or something has brainwashed them into finding nothing at all strange or unusual about our situation, and therefore they have little to say on the topic.
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[ he hasn't seen the king or queen suites yet, but he can assume that they would be correspondingly larger as well, a truly horrifying idea given the size of his own jack suite. ]
There are very few aces, and from what I've gathered, aces are considered more or less equivalent to jacks in terms of resources. It's unclear why.
[ the timer goes off, and tseng shifts his attention briefly to bring the potatoes out of the oven. they go atop the stove, and he retrieves from the fridge a small container of wild garlic leaves, which he sprinkles atop the hot potatoes so he can mix them together until the leaves begin to wilt.
only once he's served the potatoes into two dishes and handed one over to rufus does tseng continue his train of thought, coming around to take his place in the other stool once more. ]
There is no centralized database that contains information on ranks of all guests, and the staff are exceptionally evasive when questioned about the mechanics of the game. Oddly, it doesn't seem to be a conscious evasiveness—more like someone or something has brainwashed them into finding nothing at all strange or unusual about our situation, and therefore they have little to say on the topic.