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<blockquote data-quote="Iry" data-source="post: 7568429" data-attributes="member: 6777378">If a new player who sincerely knew nothing about polymorph intentionally killed herself? I would politely have a conversation with her after the game about why she didn't seem to be having fun, and what we could do to make things more interesting in the future.When you remove emotion and preference from the equation, I suspect you are correct. But that's not a useful thing for the question to become.Being an intentional act by the player is what makes the experience un-fun for other players. I can think of many ways a player might suggest a course of action that accidentally leads to the death of the frog, including a valiant and amusing &quot;Frog's Last Stand.&quot; But intentionally declaring your desire to kill yourself would be disruptive on many levels.Hrrm. Meeting with me before the game and explaining that you would like to kill your character off, to play another character?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Iry, post: 7568429, member: 6777378"] If a new player who sincerely knew nothing about polymorph intentionally killed herself? I would politely have a conversation with her after the game about why she didn't seem to be having fun, and what we could do to make things more interesting in the future. When you remove emotion and preference from the equation, I suspect you are correct. But that's not a useful thing for the question to become. Being an intentional act by the player is what makes the experience un-fun for other players. I can think of many ways a player might suggest a course of action that [B]accidentally[/B] leads to the death of the frog, including a valiant and amusing "Frog's Last Stand." But intentionally declaring your desire to kill yourself would be disruptive on many levels. Hrrm. Meeting with me before the game and explaining that you would like to kill your character off, to play another character? [/QUOTE]

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