Can one player spend our co-op party's savings because the upgrade helps everyone?
Gaming"We can afford the bridge now," I said when we reached town. Then the shared balance showed 140 coins instead of 900. Max had bought a helmet while the rest of us were selling supplies.
He said our tank surviving longer would help everyone, which is true. We'd lost the last fight twice. But we'd agreed to save 800 coins to unlock the bridge, and the other route means another evening in the marsh. He remembers us discussing the bridge; he doesn't remember anyone saying he needed permission to buy equipment.
I had bought cheap healing supplies from the same shared purse earlier, so "never spend without a vote" would also catch things we currently do without fuss. The helmet isn't refundable in this game, and I don't want our next session to become a punishment march.
What spending agreement would distinguish routine supplies from a purchase that changes everybody's plan? I'm annoyed about the lost bridge, but I'm also worried we'll make every shop visit feel like splitting a restaurant bill.