4. Bounty Hunting
It might seem like a good idea to go around putting prices on everyone else in the game's head and turning all of the other players against one another in a bloody frenzy, but pretty quickly someone's going to notice the one player who doesn't appear to ever have a bounty on their head. And then of course there's the matter of honour among thieves: if you persistently add bounties to everyone else's head, they're eventually going to get sick of the added pressure you're adding to their games from your lofty position, and they'll either start replicating your behaviour and putting you on the head-hunting list as well, or you might be faced with a kill list mutiny. After all, the enemy of your enemy is your friend, and if The Hunger Games and Running Man has taught us anything, it's that prey will eventually focus their attention on the puppet master to sort out the situation. Plus, what happens when the money runs out? Vengeance, that's what. Swift, bloody and viscious vengeance.