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| Creepy D&D faggots raise creepy bar on creepiness. by Quentin Beck 04/21/2005, 3:00pm PDT | ||||
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| WHY RAPE IS A TOUCHY SUBJECT IN RPGs
Die-roll seductions. I'm going to state for the record, before I discuss this, that it is my opinion that if someone gives someone else permission to have sex with them, then they cannot later say that they were raped (unless, of course, they were definitely not in their right mind, e.g. they had just drunk a liter of vodka). So don't start with me on that score. However, seduction in roleplaying games can be a little bit different because of the dice factor. In real life, someone can't walk up to you and say, "I just rolled a 20 on my Charisma check, so that means you have to sleep with me." Unfortunately, situations like this have been known to happen in roleplaying games. They shouldn't. Keep in mind that people put a lot of care and love into their characters and sex is an extremely personal thing Ñ not just in real life, but also in character-building Ñ and some people are going to be really upset if you inform them that they don't get to decide who their character voluntarily sleeps with. And, just as with the rape issue, it's a good idea to respect such opinions even if you don't agree with them; you're a lot less likely to offend people and lose players (and possibly friends) that way. STOP ALL THE RAPING UNLESS THEY CONSENT TO BEING DARKGANGED. |
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