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<blockquote data-quote="Rystil Arden" data-source="post: 3799330" data-attributes="member: 29014">Maybe if it came across in play (and then with the player's agreement, which should usually be&nbsp; obvious if it had problems in play), but you see how it can look quite authoritarian if you have a rug pulled out from under someone over theoretical concerns.&nbsp; It's likely that you can ruin the character's entire concept (Martin would be fine with a Variable Array, so no worries there, but looking at Mecha Musume, she would be totally ruined that way, and what she's doing seems pretty reasonable to me).&nbsp; Then again, I'm not a judge, so in the end, I don't get to vote on this.&nbsp; I don't know about LS, but for the other two living worlds, in which I am a judge, we do consider ourselves to have the mandate of the people (in other words, we try not to vote for a proposal if there is dissent from the players), so hopefully we will have at least that for consideration.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rystil Arden, post: 3799330, member: 29014"] [I]Maybe[/I] if it came across in play (and then with the player's agreement, which should usually be obvious if it had problems in play), but you see how it can look quite authoritarian if you have a rug pulled out from under someone over theoretical concerns. It's likely that you can ruin the character's entire concept (Martin would be fine with a Variable Array, so no worries there, but looking at Mecha Musume, she would be totally ruined that way, and what she's doing seems pretty reasonable to me). Then again, I'm not a judge, so in the end, I don't get to vote on this. I don't know about LS, but for the other two living worlds, in which I am a judge, we do consider ourselves to have the mandate of the people (in other words, we try not to vote for a proposal if there is dissent from the players), so hopefully we will have at least that for consideration. [/QUOTE]

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