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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 8506262" data-attributes="member: 4534">Oh, goodness!&nbsp; Earlier in this thread I posted that thinking the PCs would do the right thing ended up biting me in the butt.&nbsp; This exact thing has happened with this group in other games.&nbsp; They received cries of help and without mulling it over declared, &quot;This isn't part of our mission so we'll just skip it.&quot;&nbsp; Now part of this is because my players tend to make a beeline towards whatever the mission/quest is.&nbsp; I've had other times where I describe something interesting happen and they'll just skip right by it because it doesn't directly relate to what they're on their way to do.&nbsp; We had this happen in another game.&nbsp; The long and short of it is that one of the PCs ended up destroying a critical piece of equipment, that PC ended up dead at the hands of other PCs, and when the campaign ended their home city was destroyed for lack of that critical piece of equipment.&nbsp; Good times.&nbsp; The nice thing about Twilight 2000 is that it's always easy to find another PC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 8506262, member: 4534"] Oh, goodness! Earlier in this thread I posted that thinking the PCs would do the right thing ended up biting me in the butt. This exact thing has happened with this group in other games. They received cries of help and without mulling it over declared, "This isn't part of our mission so we'll just skip it." Now part of this is because my players tend to make a beeline towards whatever the mission/quest is. I've had other times where I describe something interesting happen and they'll just skip right by it because it doesn't directly relate to what they're on their way to do. We had this happen in another game. The long and short of it is that one of the PCs ended up destroying a critical piece of equipment, that PC ended up dead at the hands of other PCs, and when the campaign ended their home city was destroyed for lack of that critical piece of equipment. Good times. The nice thing about Twilight 2000 is that it's always easy to find another PC. [/QUOTE]

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