I want to raise more hell. Radical reaction to any provocation.

Quote from: WarriorPoet on January 06, 2017, 02:56:26 PM
I want to raise more hell. Radical reaction to any provocation.

Sounds like my brother-in-law.

Quote from: WarriorPoet on January 06, 2017, 02:56:26 PM
I want to raise more hell. Radical reaction to any provocation.

Just don't be the guy that escalates to 'i'm gonna kill the motherfucker' if he looks at you weird.

Unless your PC is like, the 'i'm gonna kill the motherfucker that looks at me weird' kinda guy.

I typically see long-lived PCs do this as a way to mix things up, and it can come off really arbitrary.

Or hell, be that guy. I don't give a flip!

Quote from: Reiloth on January 06, 2017, 03:45:21 PM
Or hell, be that guy. I don't give a flip!

Since we can no longer play in Tuluk to avoid arbitrarily murderous long-lived PCs, I give a flip.

Quote from: Akaramu on January 06, 2017, 03:55:40 PM

Quote from: Reiloth on January 06, 2017, 03:45:21 PM
Or hell, be that guy. I don't give a flip!

Since we can no longer play in Tuluk to avoid arbitrarily murderous long-lived PCs, I give a flip.

Give two flips!

I would be one of those guys that murder. But I am just bad at people and it translates in game to me being awkward and stuff.

It's their fault you're awkward. They're intentionally making you uncomfortable. 'Not all of them', you say? Oh yes, my friend.

All of them.

Murder is the answer.

I don't mind the "kill if you look at them weird" types so long as they ACT like that beforehand. In real life, those people have all sorts of warning behaviors written all over them so you can avoid interacting. It's when random guy who is being nice to you at the bar goes off and attacks because you asked where he's from that it feels strange.

I feel that your IC decisions should have IC consequences, but I dislike just random murder because the other player is bored. And I notice they're never bored enough to "randomly" attempt to murder someone they KNOW is more powerful then them.