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<blockquote data-quote="Charlaquin" data-source="post: 8275396" data-attributes="member: 6779196"><p>Yes, <em>after</em> the train has come to a stop. For the X-card to work like that, it has to bring an immediate stop to the gameplay, no questions asked. Once that happens, sure, go ahead and check-in with the player, ask if they’re ok, if they need to take a break, maybe clarify what was happening in the game that they needed it to stop if it isn’t clear. What you don’t do is demand that they justify their use of the card or explain the nature of their trauma.</p><p></p><p>Are you actually suggesting that John Stavropoulos invented the X-card with the specific intent of allowing people to freely disrupt games? I’d call that an extraordinary claim.</p><p></p><p>You literally can stop a train at any time for any reason. That doesn’t absolve you of consequences if you do so when there isn’t an actual emergency.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Charlaquin, post: 8275396, member: 6779196"] Yes, [I]after[/I] the train has come to a stop. For the X-card to work like that, it has to bring an immediate stop to the gameplay, no questions asked. Once that happens, sure, go ahead and check-in with the player, ask if they’re ok, if they need to take a break, maybe clarify what was happening in the game that they needed it to stop if it isn’t clear. What you don’t do is demand that they justify their use of the card or explain the nature of their trauma. Are you actually suggesting that John Stavropoulos invented the X-card with the specific intent of allowing people to freely disrupt games? I’d call that an extraordinary claim. You literally can stop a train at any time for any reason. That doesn’t absolve you of consequences if you do so when there isn’t an actual emergency. [/QUOTE]
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