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<blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 8795655" data-attributes="member: 87792">If on the other hand your entire group gets mad at your character because that character is not a team player and does not use the skills they have that have no long term cost to support their team in matters of like or death for that team then this is an entirely fair and reasonable response to a character being a selfish asshat. And if you get upset at everyone else calling your character a selfish asshat who refuses to support the rest of your team in life and death situations when they are able to do so because they are a selfish asshat who refuses to support their team in life and death situations when they are able to do so ... then that's on you for playing a selfish asshat.Meanwhile the consequence of playing an asshat and table tension normally bleeds out into real world feelings. Not taking that into account is just foolish.You aren't the one who has to deal with asshats if you refuse, in character, to use abilities you have in character. You are the one playing an asshat.And &quot;This game encourages people to play as an asshat&quot; is one of the strongest possible rationales to put in the survey.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neonchameleon, post: 8795655, member: 87792"] If on the other hand your entire group gets mad at your character because that character is not a team player and does not use the skills they have that have no long term cost to support their team in matters of like or death for that team then this is an entirely fair and reasonable response to a character being a selfish asshat. And if you get upset at everyone else calling your character a selfish asshat who refuses to support the rest of your team in life and death situations when they are able to do so because they are a selfish asshat who refuses to support their team in life and death situations when they are able to do so ... then that's on you for playing a selfish asshat. Meanwhile the consequence of playing an asshat and table tension normally bleeds out into real world feelings. Not taking that into account is just foolish. You aren't the one who has to deal with asshats if you refuse, in character, to use abilities you have in character. You are the one [I]playing[/I] an asshat. And "This game encourages people to play as an asshat" is one of the strongest possible rationales to put in the survey. [/QUOTE]

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