If a game contains torture, and you only get to watch from the sideline, i believe it would just pushed the boundaries for what we think is ok. But if your character is being tortured, and leaves you in a vulnerable state, it might cause you to better understand the severity of it. However avoiding it all together might be best. Just a thought...
That is not cool enough, until you can have them at the end of tentacles mounted on your back. Thats definitively it. I think we should work for that....
it depends on what you mean by smart.
There is a difference between the Int and Wiz attributes. Smart people with lots of memory content, tends to use their memory, looking after some solution which they think might be useful. But the chance that you might have to use your Int, decrease as your Wiz goes up, and you become more dependent on the Wiz ability than your Int. Then if that someone suddenly have to use the Int attribute, then this is such a new situation that they simply crack. atleast this makes sense to me:)
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If a game contains torture, and you only get to watch from the sideline, i believe it would just pushed the boundaries for what we think is ok. But if your character is being tortured, and leaves you in a vulnerable state, it might cause you to better understand the severity of it. However avoiding it all together might be best. Just a thought...
This is one "battery" i'd rather not see explode...
That is not cool enough, until you can have them at the end of tentacles mounted on your back. Thats definitively it. I think we should work for that....
it depends on what you mean by smart. There is a difference between the Int and Wiz attributes. Smart people with lots of memory content, tends to use their memory, looking after some solution which they think might be useful. But the chance that you might have to use your Int, decrease as your Wiz goes up, and you become more dependent on the Wiz ability than your Int. Then if that someone suddenly have to use the Int attribute, then this is such a new situation that they simply crack. atleast this makes sense to me :)