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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 8376577" data-attributes="member: 4534"><p>A person choosing to communicate with the other players in regards to something he or she finds uncomfortable is exhibiting behavior I would associate with a mature adult.&nbsp; I am not exactly Mr. Sensitivity over here, I'm never going to use the X-Card or an opt in system, but when running a horror game even I ask my players to let me know what subjects to avoid.&nbsp; Cannibal witches eating children might not bother me in particular but I won't think any less of a player who wants no mention of the death of children in any game they're a part of.&nbsp; I might have a wider tolerance for violent imagery but that doesn't make me more mature it's just more evidence that I'm dead inside.&nbsp; And there are things you will never see happen during play in any game I run.&nbsp; I might have dead children as part of a scenario but you won't see acts of violence against children played out.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 8376577, member: 4534"] A person choosing to communicate with the other players in regards to something he or she finds uncomfortable is exhibiting behavior I would associate with a mature adult. I am not exactly Mr. Sensitivity over here, I'm never going to use the X-Card or an opt in system, but when running a horror game even I ask my players to let me know what subjects to avoid. Cannibal witches eating children might not bother me in particular but I won't think any less of a player who wants no mention of the death of children in any game they're a part of. I might have a wider tolerance for violent imagery but that doesn't make me more mature it's just more evidence that I'm dead inside. And there are things you will never see happen during play in any game I run. I might have dead children as part of a scenario but you won't see acts of violence against children played out. [/QUOTE]

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