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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 7555858" data-attributes="member: 5142">You make excellent points about how some players have that tendency to play disruptively. But I think that it also important to consider how GM, system, and setting (as per your illustration below) impact how players engage the game. Which I generally do not. That's actually one reason why I pitched the Underworld game - and things connect to the beginning! - because it will give them a chance to play more liberally along those lines, if they were feeling so inclined. The Underworld campaign would also hopefully be a nice mini-setting for one-shots or mini-campaigns. Point taken, but this is also pretty downright humorous, particularly the part where it gets confiscated. But when I read this, I can't help but ask why no one bothered to talk to him about this. If it's all he does, and he's disruptive doing it, then why is this recurring problem not being addressed in communication?</blockquote>