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<blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 2497612" data-attributes="member: 8158">Or &quot;hoscasm&quot;, as I like to call it for short. Well, let's take a closer look, MM. Was he just asserting a playstyle when he said: &quot;It's an alignment refuge for those who don't want to roleplay and just want to do whatever they want without any consequences&nbsp; - ever.&quot; Nope. That was actually an insult directed at those who enjoy playing CN. Nothing jackassy about glittering generalizations in your book though, eh?Moreover, I wasn't so much disagreeing with him as I was explaining the natural progression of such flawed logic. If CN is a shelter for lazy folks trying to get away with playing CE, then why not slap a similar label on all the LN fascists trying to play LE without the consequences? Why not bash all TN's as well? Isn't that the ultimate consequence-free refuge? There are things that attack chaotic creatures.Well, you got it in two. You deal with the player, not the alignment. Address the problem, not a symptom. Or better yet, let the players address their selfish, disruptive comrade (didn't you ever see Full Metal Jacket?). Many players contribute a lot of fun to their campaign with a CN character.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Felon, post: 2497612, member: 8158"] Or "hoscasm", as I like to call it for short. Well, let's take a closer look, MM. Was he just asserting a playstyle when he said: "It's an alignment refuge for those who don't want to roleplay and just want to do whatever they want without any consequences - ever." Nope. That was actually an insult directed at those who enjoy playing CN. Nothing jackassy about glittering generalizations in your book though, eh? Moreover, I wasn't so much disagreeing with him as I was explaining the natural progression of such flawed logic. If CN is a shelter for lazy folks trying to get away with playing CE, then why not slap a similar label on all the LN fascists trying to play LE without the consequences? Why not bash all TN's as well? Isn't that the ultimate consequence-free refuge? There are things that attack chaotic creatures. Well, you got it in two. You deal with the player, not the alignment. Address the problem, not a symptom. Or better yet, let the players address their selfish, disruptive comrade (didn't you ever see [I]Full Metal Jacket[/I]?). Many players contribute a lot of fun to their campaign with a CN character. [/QUOTE]

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