Q & A AMA - Carmen Sandiego

[Carmen]

Shall we begin?

 

[Jacqueline Hyde]

Who is your favorite Acme agent?

 

[Carmen]

Who is your favorite Acme agent?

Easily, @Suhara. Of course, during a heist, my 'favorite' remains the agent directly in front of me. Best to stay firmly focused on the present.

 

[Charlet]

Ever been hospitalized as a child?

 

[Carmen]

Ever been hospitalized as a child?

Yes, for a time. Hazards due to fire.

 

[Eugene]

Where should we go fishing next?

 

[Carmen]

Where should we go fishing next?

After Cabo San Lucas, I'm considering a river cruise. Something along the Road to Mandalay.

 

[Claire Yeon]

What was the breaking point for you and ACME?

 

[Carmen]

What was the breaking point for you and ACME?

Growth comes with learning and taking opportunities. Leaving ACME was a transitional endeavor, nothing truly needed to break.

It became increasingly more painful, as an agent bound by the law, to accept that wealthy organizations and individuals hold more power than lawmakers and the people they govern.

When a window opened to rise above all that, I leaped through without a second thought.

 

[Chase]

Expand on the ranking you give operatives in VILE and how that plays into the role of communications (more specifically the relay of information from one node to another)?

 

[Carmen]

Expand on the ranking you give operatives in VILE and how that plays into the role of communications (more specifically the relay of information from one node to another)?

Bien, je jouerai à ton jeu.

My organization has no true ranking system, I believe you know that. The passing of information is purely mission-based. Relays occur as simultaneously as possible, I don't like to play telephone. Emphatically, the foundation for good communication is training good communicators. We rely on shifting codes much more than your open-format ACME alerts.

 

[Chase]

Suggested by @Neb:
What do you look for in a hideout location?