Zaer, while a great deal of Western media still uses people with mental problems or challenges as a source of slapstick humor, more and more it is considered to be inappropriate and offensive to do so. There are people who weren't happy with Minsc's behavior in the BG series. This isn't the 50s, and<em>Gomer Pyle</em>isn't a top Nielsen rating anymore.<br/><br/>I guess what I'm trying to get at is that it's possible (and preferred by most people) that if you roleplay a character who has difficulty dealing with the world due to lack of education or developmental challenges, that it's played as a character who has problems due to naivete, or due to being "a fish out of water"...Someone who isn't sure they understand what is going on around them...In a more serious way rather than trying to make it a source of comedy. Trying to make it a deliberate source of comedy is inherently disrespectful to real people struggling with such problems, and is liable to be offensive to them, and to people who know them.<br/><br/>Elliquiy is a strange place. We can discuss, for example, rape fantasies -- as long as they are maintained between adults who are consenting OOCly. This is making entertainment of something that is utterly horrible in the real world. On the other hand, it is a fetish (not voluntarily, even) for a variety of people, and being able to enact it online may help them to deal with understanding themselves and why it fascinates them. Empowerment/disempowerment fantasies of this type always tread a very thin line on the edge of being unacceptable.<br/><br/>But even on Elliquiy, there are rules about respecting people and not being derogatory. If anything, our tendency to play 'on the edge' often makes us more sensitive to what is and isn't okay. Racism and sexism are not acceptable on Elliquiy, and in the same sense, discrimination against people with developmental challenges isn't something that many people are going to find funny.<br/><br/>I apologize if that's a disappointment to you, and hope that this helps you understand it a bit better.