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<blockquote data-quote="Desh-Rae-Halra" data-source="post: 7715020" data-attributes="member: 81852"><p>[MENTION=2804]Dragonblade[/MENTION] I feel ya.I was bringing extra delicious community snacks in hopes of the DM actually reading the module before we started...</p><p> [MENTION=4937]Celebrim[/MENTION]: $80 per player per session? What exactly does the player get for that? For $80, I better get to sit in a nice new leather recliner, there better be someone working an omelette station that has plenty of bacon, and I players get a handy as a consolation if they fail a saving throw for starters... </p><p>Seriously, if you are spending 60 hours to run a 4 hour session, something needs to be adjusted. What would the player get for $80 besides you knowing the rules and being prepared? </p><p> [MENTION=1]Morrus[/MENTION] I disagree. Mercer and Perkins are different in that their players are not paying them to run games, they are running games to promote their channel (Mercer) or a brand (D&D). They are getting paid by others ( to view, to increase sales, etc). I suppose we can say they are Professional Game Masters, but this doesn't seem the same as the dude who is just charging to run a game. They are more like Professional Game Promoters who do so through the DM role.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Desh-Rae-Halra, post: 7715020, member: 81852"] [MENTION=2804]Dragonblade[/MENTION] I feel ya.I was bringing extra delicious community snacks in hopes of the DM actually reading the module before we started... [MENTION=4937]Celebrim[/MENTION]: $80 per player per session? What exactly does the player get for that? For $80, I better get to sit in a nice new leather recliner, there better be someone working an omelette station that has plenty of bacon, and I players get a handy as a consolation if they fail a saving throw for starters... Seriously, if you are spending 60 hours to run a 4 hour session, something needs to be adjusted. What would the player get for $80 besides you knowing the rules and being prepared? [MENTION=1]Morrus[/MENTION] I disagree. Mercer and Perkins are different in that their players are not paying them to run games, they are running games to promote their channel (Mercer) or a brand (D&D). They are getting paid by others ( to view, to increase sales, etc). I suppose we can say they are Professional Game Masters, but this doesn't seem the same as the dude who is just charging to run a game. They are more like Professional Game Promoters who do so through the DM role. [/QUOTE]
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