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<blockquote data-quote="phindar" data-source="post: 3381377" data-attributes="member: 37198">We really should make a distinction between character problems and player problems.1) The characters can kill each other all the time, as long as the players are having fun.2) If the players aren't getting along, it doesn't really matter how much violence the characters are allowed to have.Most of the time, when characters start fighting its the players who take it personally, so I understand why people are wary of it.&nbsp; But to say that character on character violence is always a sign on player hostility I don't think is correct.&nbsp; I'd rather have the characters murdering one another and the players having fun (and that's not that unlikely in a short term or one-shot game, esp CoC where no one expects to survive anyway), than the characters getting along and the players being bored or resentful of one another.&nbsp; If it was a choice between the two.The midget got off lucky.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="phindar, post: 3381377, member: 37198"] We really should make a distinction between character problems and player problems. 1) The characters can kill each other all the time, as long as the players are having fun. 2) If the players aren't getting along, it doesn't really matter how much violence the characters are allowed to have. Most of the time, when characters start fighting its the players who take it personally, so I understand why people are wary of it. But to say that character on character violence is always a sign on player hostility I don't think is correct. I'd rather have the characters murdering one another and the players having fun (and that's not that unlikely in a short term or one-shot game, esp CoC where no one expects to survive anyway), than the characters getting along and the players being bored or resentful of one another. If it was a choice between the two. The midget got off lucky. [/QUOTE]

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