Ab Antiquo

Julia wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 9:07 am

So… no severances what so ever. Like a sibling… okay. But it’s an oath.

So, one can choose their family here, that's been a thing since the beginning. That’s a given. However, families can disown other family members, completely cut them off and out of their lives, why wouldn't they want to do that with oath bindings?

Mind you an oath is an oath. Oaths can be broken. And usually heavy penalties happen as a consequence.

What about Sires/partners summoning their childer(s)/Partner and forcing a blood oath on the other party because it’s not required that both parties pay, and there is no way to remove it. That is a flaw in the system, and extremely nonconsensual. Unless that has been discussed as well, and also the issue of people being able to rob other people in the building.

So, you could just say, oh, do not be in the same building at the same time… but obviously this was overlooked.

ophelia wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 11:28 am

Seyda wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 11:23 am

I’m not even going to bother bring up mechanic issues anymore. Honestly, the characteristics that would make someone do this—having a small brain that doesn’t know what they don’t know but a giant ego that makes them think they do—are the exact same characteristics of people who won’t listen anyway.

Listen Blondie, I'm going to need you do dumb this down a bit.

Dea wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 12:28 pm

Julia wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 9:07 am

So… no severances what so ever. Like a sibling… okay. But it’s an oath.

So, one can choose their family here, that's been a thing since the beginning. That’s a given. However, families can disown other family members, completely cut them off and out of their lives, why wouldn't they want to do that with oath bindings?

Mind you an oath is an oath. Oaths can be broken. And usually heavy penalties happen as a consequence.

What about Sires/partners summoning their childer(s)/Partner and forcing a blood oath on the other party because it’s not required that both parties pay, and there is no way to remove it. That is a flaw in the system, and extremely nonconsensual. Unless that has been discussed as well, and also the issue of people being able to rob other people in the building.

So, you could just say, oh, do not be in the same building at the same time… but obviously this was overlooked.

This.

I believe she also used the word 'opportunistic'. Things change with the wind here and hate runs deep. Emotion and the need for vengeance make a lot of decisions in the heat of the moment and I can see this being used in ways it perhaps was not intended.

Azara scrolled T into the halls just to bind to him and successfully so. While really funny and reversible, it wouldn't be nearly as funny if they were stuck together forever when T had no choice in the matter.

It should surely be reversible and, also as Julia has suggested, both parties should have to pay in.

Seyda wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 12:32 pm

ophelia wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 11:28 am

Seyda wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 11:23 am

I’m not even going to bother bring up mechanic issues anymore. Honestly, the characteristics that would make someone do this—having a small brain that doesn’t know what they don’t know but a giant ego that makes them think they do—are the exact same characteristics of people who won’t listen anyway.

Listen Blondie, I'm going to need you do dumb this down a bit.

Bringing up that there should have been conversation before people go and do things unilaterally because of unintended consequences is useless because the people doing it will just sit over there on a bus seat together talking about how great they are instead of recognizing the potential harm and complication they are creating for others by operating in a “I know best for all of you” vacuum.

Arallara wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 12:47 pm

People always had the ability to make a blood oath and not have it shown. It doesn’t have to mean you are connected by love. The oath could be to hunt you or yours, it could be to protect you always. You are not required to reciprocate an oath or even to acknowledge it.