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<blockquote data-quote="Bladesong" data-source="post: 2143692" data-attributes="member: 20800"><p>First off I can guarantee this will not, and cannot be resolved here. Everyone will have an opinion, of course, and everyone else will just say "well that is your opinion." Makes you wonder why we bother. I believe everyone feels the need to sway everyone else to their way of thinking.</p><p></p><p>As for your specific situation: whether I agree with your concept of good and evil is immaterial, but I can say "lighten up." If the players had a good time, everything was fine. When it stops being fun, why come back? </p><p></p><p>Personally I think they did fine. I agree with the individual that said that the alignments tend to get in the way. Besides, who decides? At one time we said the USSR is evil! Guess what! They believed the USA was evil! Generalizations I realize, but good enough for this discussion. Just like history is written by the victor, who was right and who was wrong is written by the victor as well. Some would argue that letting evil survive is evil in and of itself (another judgment call). I am a firm believer that different situations require different sets of actions. Finally, if you still cannot deal with their actions in that situation, you still have to realize that EVERYONE makes mistakes at times.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bladesong, post: 2143692, member: 20800"] First off I can guarantee this will not, and cannot be resolved here. Everyone will have an opinion, of course, and everyone else will just say "well that is your opinion." Makes you wonder why we bother. I believe everyone feels the need to sway everyone else to their way of thinking. As for your specific situation: whether I agree with your concept of good and evil is immaterial, but I can say "lighten up." If the players had a good time, everything was fine. When it stops being fun, why come back? Personally I think they did fine. I agree with the individual that said that the alignments tend to get in the way. Besides, who decides? At one time we said the USSR is evil! Guess what! They believed the USA was evil! Generalizations I realize, but good enough for this discussion. Just like history is written by the victor, who was right and who was wrong is written by the victor as well. Some would argue that letting evil survive is evil in and of itself (another judgment call). I am a firm believer that different situations require different sets of actions. Finally, if you still cannot deal with their actions in that situation, you still have to realize that EVERYONE makes mistakes at times. [/QUOTE]
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