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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kesh" data-source="post: 1477707" data-attributes="member: 1308">This character was caught on tape planting explosives in a building? And the FBI was tipped off?He's promptly arrested, charged with terrorism, and disappears into the system where he's not heard from for at least 18 months of game-time.Then, tell the player in no uncertain terms: the entire point of RPGs like d20 Modern is for everyone to have fun. His solo act is disruption the fun for everyone else. If he can't create a character that's willing to work with the group, you'll have to ask him not to come back to the game. Perhaps, in that case, he would find more enjoyment with a different group, that has a different focus for the characters.He'll either admit he was wrong and come back with a better perspective on the game, or he'll leave. Either way, you'll be able to run the game in a much more enjoyable manner. If he argues that your game should change to suit his definition of fun, you can cite either 1) the majority rules, or 2) that this play-style is what you find fun, and running his play-style wouldn't be fun for you.Most folks are mature enough to realize that sometimes they just don't play a game the same as others, and it won't hurt their friendship. Others are just a bit immature, and will claim it as a 'betrayal of trust'. Personally, if someone uses the fact that you don't game well together as a reason the friendship can't work, I'd say it wasn't much of a friendship in the first place.</blockquote>

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