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<blockquote data-quote="5ekyu" data-source="post: 7288987" data-attributes="member: 6919838">Again, maybe it will sink in even thru your studied bias... Saying a specific rule/incentive wont produce specific results is **not** disputing the totality of the notion of carrot and stick.Remember, the comnent you launched on with you murder kick was about how some would respond to it and others would not...Have you encounted a different perspective? Is it your own experience that all players change from reasonable cautios play to video game resave maniacs as soon as death tax rules are gone?I am not able to make any conclusive statement of death tax rpg play sociology studies, so i am only able to speak from my own experience, and i have **not** once seen players flop around playstyles to that degree based off death tax mechanics. Not once.Partly that because as said inaction is its own tax. Partly thats because players like what they like and as in many cases of preference, that doesnt just change all around that oftenPartly that is because players and grpups tend to seek out like minded activities. Someone who wants a reckless action game will more gravitate towards group with that and so on.Obviously, players can change and adapt to settings, but the very fundamental video game resave reckless as death tax rules change thingy is not something that i have sern or know of anyone who has sern outside of forum boogeyman discussions.Again, not the same as disputing the whole of holy sociology.Sent from my VS995 using <a href="http://r.tapatalk.com/byo?rid=93205" target="_blank">EN World mobile app</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="5ekyu, post: 7288987, member: 6919838"] Again, maybe it will sink in even thru your studied bias... Saying a specific rule/incentive wont produce specific results is **not** disputing the totality of the notion of carrot and stick. Remember, the comnent you launched on with you murder kick was about how some would respond to it and others would not... Have you encounted a different perspective? Is it your own experience that all players change from reasonable cautios play to video game resave maniacs as soon as death tax rules are gone? I am not able to make any conclusive statement of death tax rpg play sociology studies, so i am only able to speak from my own experience, and i have **not** once seen players flop around playstyles to that degree based off death tax mechanics. Not once. Partly that because as said inaction is its own tax. Partly thats because players like what they like and as in many cases of preference, that doesnt just change all around that often Partly that is because players and grpups tend to seek out like minded activities. Someone who wants a reckless action game will more gravitate towards group with that and so on. Obviously, players can change and adapt to settings, but the very fundamental video game resave reckless as death tax rules change thingy is not something that i have sern or know of anyone who has sern outside of forum boogeyman discussions. Again, not the same as disputing the whole of holy sociology. Sent from my VS995 using [URL=http://r.tapatalk.com/byo?rid=93205]EN World mobile app[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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