Discussion about 3.6

[Puma]

If Player A tells B to kill himself in return for money, and B does it. (B is not a new player in this case)
Should A get in trouble for telling him to kill himself?

(i got in trouble for telling a guy to kill himself for money)

 

[Walker]

If someone tells you to kill yourself for money and you do it, its really their fault for listening to you and you shouldn't get in trouble IMO.

this is related to perp not irl shit because if u tell someone to kill themself irl for money and they do it then rip

 

[Cole]

In the end, your character is your responsibility, not the one of someone else.

 

[M]

If you take any action, that action has to be executed within the rules; it is the responsibility of the player actually doing this to ensure it.

It's commonplace for rule 3.4 and 2.5 to come into play in these kind of scenarios, and generally, if there is a strong, proportionate reason and good plan: the rules will not have been broken.

"If someone told you to jump off a cliff, would you?

 

[Thomas DeSimone]

Yeah, as long as you didn't completely take advantage of a new player who hasn't read the rules it's their fault, really.

 

[Puma]

**Accidental repost**