Ok, hypothetical, since I can't find it in the NEWS or in the Policy guidelines. Seems to me there used to be a posting about it, but I can't find it anywhere.


If I tell another player 'If you do <insert action here>, I'll kill you, and they do it a day or so later, knowing I saw them do it, does that give me consent (or, as referred to in Policy, 'implied consent')?

Specifically when the action, while not in any way harmful, directly effect either me, or my bonded spouse.



MM2/SS, USN
No Ranger Stands Alone

It depends on what the action is. Be more specific. Something real silly probably won't fly with the GMs, even if it does annoy you and your spouse.

Also for safety reasons, I'd warn them more than once.

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Vinjince

A day or two later doesn't flying in my experience as consent that way.

If you tell them "hey stop poking me, i've asked you a few times already, if you don't stop i'll kill you"

and they keep it up, they yeah i'd say you're clear.

but if you say the same and then they don't poke you for a day or two. then i'd say no.

Also, the verb should be directed at your character, poking you not poking the wood bin.

You get more leeway for actions done to your character than just general actions.

Yamcer

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"You know, while I understand the importance of seeing the (personal) validity in other's arguments, it's impossible for me to believe fully that others are correct. If their argument was correct, I'd change mine." - My GF

What?

There's no "consent" IRL.

wtbh are you talking about now?

Definitely not consent, sorry.

Probably not even consent for the friend.

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Rev. Reene

(1:37:09 PM) Telrenth: I haven't got the foggiest idea what the hell you're talking about. Which, now that I think back on things, is about normal for the first few minutes of a conversation with you.

That was my thoughts as well, but the question was posed to me IG and I didn't have an answer.


MM2/SS, USN
No Ranger Stands Alone