Concern, and a question.

[Athenian]

It depends on whether or not players overpowering an enemy is regarded as disruptive of gameplay. Sometimes, it is entirely appropriate. If the players involved weren't breaking any actual rules (as it satnds, if you fly the right ship with the correct ID and utter your few words of roleplay, you can chew up enemies like they are going out of fashion) then it hardly seems fair to have administrators impose sanctions, considering how many rules the players involved have not broken.

As players we can shape gameplay as we see fit, and the advantage of knowing your in-game enemies as players outside of the game is that you can come to an understanding as to how things will be dealt with in game. I generally believe that some improvisation in game can deal with these things a little more effectively, and more importantly, more immediately.

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