Regarding Violence

[spyprincipal.livejournal.com]

Fandom Town is not Anarchyville. It's a place where people live, work, and play. There's not enough room for someone to do something mind-bogglingly violent without having the police hear about it and come running. It's a quiet burg, kept so by the fact that there's not enough property to damage in a major loot and pillage.

In short, if you're looking for a place to be violently evil, may I suggest another game entirely, because FH isn't the place for it and neither is Fandom Town. The point of the game is goofy, wacky, occasionally angsty hi-jinks. Evil, by its nature, is dramatically implausible over the long term (it's either has to look weak or make authority look weak and neither situation is good for the game), and the authorities in the game will not be casting a blind eye to it, especially not after the Kitty Pryde situation.

Significant acts of violence between characters, even if it's been pre-agreed upon by all participants, need to be run by admin, because we *are* involved when the rules of the Town or School are broken, and being blindsided makes us unhappy.

Comments

[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

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[maias-notebook.livejournal.com]

*nods in agreement* Thank you guys

[wraithbaitjohn.livejournal.com]

Not to be stupid or anything, but mun-pre-arranged 'accidents' don't fall into this category, do they? Han's mun and I plotted out Shep's 'accident' with the sword, so it was with my consent, if you need to know that.

I just don't want Han's mun getting jumped on for our situation, 'cause we didn't run it by anyone. :)