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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 1390246" data-attributes="member: 8835">I think it depends on the behavior.Yes, most GMs get a chuckle out of stupid player, but only because we can't believe they're that dumb.&nbsp; Once we remember the player is screwing up the story by getting the party killed...Bear in mind, there's a difference between reckless disregard for their fellow PCs safety (firing into melee, fireballing into melee) versus being spontaneous.I don't mind the PC who gets tired of the party planning which door to open for an hour, so they pick one and bash it open.&nbsp; That's often in character for them.Versus someone who's tactics show little regard for their teammate (firing into melee when everyone's yelling NO!).If you imagine what happens in the game as &quot;real&quot;, then how long before the party (who kills things for a living) goes out and solves the annoying character's problem.&nbsp;&nbsp; And after that, only the GM can approve a next character.Janx</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 1390246, member: 8835"] I think it depends on the behavior. Yes, most GMs get a chuckle out of stupid player, but only because we can't believe they're that dumb. Once we remember the player is screwing up the story by getting the party killed... Bear in mind, there's a difference between reckless disregard for their fellow PCs safety (firing into melee, fireballing into melee) versus being spontaneous. I don't mind the PC who gets tired of the party planning which door to open for an hour, so they pick one and bash it open. That's often in character for them. Versus someone who's tactics show little regard for their teammate (firing into melee when everyone's yelling NO!). If you imagine what happens in the game as "real", then how long before the party (who kills things for a living) goes out and solves the annoying character's problem. And after that, only the GM can approve a next character. Janx [/QUOTE]

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