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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 8865307" data-attributes="member: 6684958">Character death in an RPG is anything except boring.&nbsp; You will see lots of drama and plenty of players just flip out.Your saying that for people to be insipred to play a RPG they have to know they will win/succeed?&nbsp;&nbsp; A fun game is where the players all know they will complete the quest 100%?&nbsp; Like really &quot;well we will automatically save the princess no matter what...wow, I can't wait to see how we save her, lets start the game&quot;.Morale is a bit more complicated mechanical then you might think.&nbsp; But also you might have forgotten the OP was talking about ending long boring combats.&nbsp; One answer to that IS for a foes morale to break and for them to run away from the fight.I guess you could go the route of &quot;we need 100 pages of house rules to fix combat&quot; or really just &quot;a whole other RPG&quot; if you want to, and you think that will fix things.I'm just suggesting a couple changes to the game play style.I agree.&nbsp; Though I'm also saying that if your play style is not working for you, like say you complain about &quot;combat being long and boring&quot;, then you might want to look at changing your play style.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 8865307, member: 6684958"] Character death in an RPG is anything except boring. You will see lots of drama and plenty of players just flip out. Your saying that for people to be insipred to play a RPG they have to know they will win/succeed? A fun game is where the players all know they will complete the quest 100%? Like really "well we will automatically save the princess no matter what...wow, I can't wait to see how we save her, lets start the game". Morale is a bit more complicated mechanical then you might think. But also you might have forgotten the OP was talking about ending long boring combats. One answer to that [B]IS [/B]for a foes morale to break and for them to run away from the fight. I guess you could go the route of "we need 100 pages of house rules to fix combat" or really just "a whole other RPG" if you want to, and you think that will fix things. I'm just suggesting a couple changes to the game play style. I agree. Though I'm also saying that if your play style is not working for you, like say you complain about "combat being long and boring", then you might want to look at changing your play style. [/QUOTE]

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