In this chapter I switch focus. Instead of evaluating the morality of a video game's representational content in terms of its socially significant expression or incorrigible social meaning, or the morality of the player's actions based on established rules of morality (e.g. utilitarianism and Kant), my aim is to consider whether STAs are something the virtuous person would engage in. Can the notion of actions that are characteristic of a virtuous person be used as an effective means of assessing the permissibility of video game content? If so, then if x is not characteristic of an action P would perform, in virtue of being a virtuous person, does this mean that x should be prohibited on moral grounds? The problem with this question, at least within the context of video games, is that it is conditional on x not being something that a virtuous person would do.