I just saw a post here where the OP was asking, essentially, “How do I deal with this potential problem player?”
Almost all of the answers: “Why don’t you talk to them?”
This is not at all was I was expecting, and that makes me incredibly happy.
I just saw a post here where the OP was asking, essentially, “How do I deal with this potential problem player?”
Almost all of the answers: “Why don’t you talk to them?”
This is not at all was I was expecting, and that makes me incredibly happy.
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They should have told the problem player it’s about role-playing, not roll-playing.
They should have told the OP that if you just play by the RAW of any well designed game there cannot possibly be problems at the table.
Sounds like a win.
Brand Robins oh shit it really is about roll-playing after all!
All I’m saying is you don’t see these kinds of problems in board games or video games. I think we could learn a lot from them about playing games with well designed systems.
This is probably why L.A.R.P.ers won’t stop talking and talking to each other about every damned thing.
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I didn’t wander into these comments just to have Brand Robins rile me up.
As long as you have a good GM, everything will work out.
Remember its about personal responsibility and the GM is in charge of everything.
Now I’m getting nostalgic for 1994. If only we had a Clinton in the White House the dream would be complete.
Remember, once you let those players at your table, you have to be friends with them forever and ever and never not invite them because if you do you’re being one of those asshole jocks who wouldn’t take you to prom.
There’s really no end in sight here.
They should have told them they should just talk to the player. Because that always solves everything every time.
I thought the answer was to move the game night and not tell that one player 😉
GOD DAAMINT BRAND
Talking is bullshit. No.
The only way to solve your problems is to snark about them online. 50% of the time, it works every time.
A combination of snarking about them online and getting game analysis / relationship counseling from people who didn’t see the game and don’t know them.
Always works.
This feud between the Talking Gamers and and the Snarking Gamers needs to end. If you guys would just read my FAQ…
too soon mark….
my god….
Ironically I don’t believe in call-out culture but here are some screencaps of so-called nice guy Mark Delsing saying the most toxic shit.
the most toxic shit.]]>
I like Mark. I think he’s great. But, he’s a piece of shit wanker for saying such mean things to Brand and I won’t work with him. Neither should you. I mean, you should but if you’re mean to Brand then I won’t work with you.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/katriley/you-wont-believe-the-toxic-shit-Mark-Delsing-says-on
http://www.buzzfeed.com/katriley/you-wont-believe-the-toxic-shit-Mark-Delsing-says-on]]>
…and we may be nearing critical mass…
I was gonna say, thread felt like it went dark fast. My bad! We’re all friends!
::runs off to his ultra secret private circle to say terrible things about his so-called friends::
::runs off to his ultra secret private circle to say terrible things about his so-called friends::]]>
Don’t forget to take screen caps!
I’m just updating my database of personal grievances.
This is what happens when Mark, Paul, and I all decide to just say shit as it comes into our minds.
Hey guys! What’s going on in this threa…
…so, hey, how ’bout those Ennies?
eats popcorn, keeps refreshing
eats popcorn, keeps refreshing]]>
Hey, I gotta do something to distract myself from GenCon envy.