This proposal is well-crafted and aligns perfectly with BW’s lore. The clinic’s surface-level respectability and its (potential for) darker undercurrents will make for fun storylines. Looking forward to seeing this come to life!
This proposal is well-crafted and aligns perfectly with BW’s lore. The clinic’s surface-level respectability and its darker undercurrents will make for fun storylines. Looking forward to seeing this come to life!
This issue goes beyond just guns, so I’ll keep it brief: No one is obligated to roleplay scenarios they do not want to engage in, even if they’re framed as ‘consequences.’ If someone believes others are being unfair by ‘avoiding consequences’, that should be even more reason to disengage, not to force the roleplay on them. Personally, I wou…[Read more]
This issue goes beyond just guns, so I’ll keep it brief: No one is obligated to roleplay scenarios they do not want to engage in, even if they’re framed as ‘consequences.’ If someone believes others are being unfair by ‘avoiding consequences’, that should be even more reason to disengage, not to force the roleplay on them. Personally, I wou…[Read more]
Perhaps. I’m not involved in these situations, so I can’t speak to individual experiences. However, I have noticed that several players have expressed concerns about roleplay situations where they feel subjected to scenarios they do not want to partake, often involving guns. This seems to be a recurring issue, particularly when it disrupts the…[Read more]
I think the point being made is less about subjective bias and more about the potential amplification of problems due to the nature of guns in RP. Being OOCly irresponsible, whether through powergaming, godmodding, or disregarding others’ agency, is problematic no matter what. However, since guns are inherently high-impact tools in RP, they have…[Read more]
I mean, being OOCly irresponsible in how you behave in RP is problematic regardless of guns, so I’m not sure how guns being in the equation would make it subjective? I think the point is since they are a very powerful tool, they amplify issues when people are behaving in ways that would be problematic anyway.
