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We need to compare this to a thread where people complain about terrible DMs.

In order to be good at something, you have to be ok with being bad at it for a while. I usually make this comment in the context of art...

The people that are mostly like to view the metric for being able to do a thing, particularly if that thing is DM'ing are the people...

I think I'm more than happy to give four sessions to it without huge expectations if it is being "reasonable" (doesn't need to be great...

Time pressure. Back in the eighties and nineties, you had tons of unsupervised time. No one has that now. You have to schedule “play...

This popped up on BlueSky this week... and has got a bunch of answers from that site's denizens. Some of the answers reshared by...

I don't have to keep replying, I don't have to keep replying...

I always thought it a beautifully written unplayable game. But then again, that could just be because it is about the concept of humor...

People are less tolerant these days. It used to be that our geek culture bridged the divide but that has waned. I am lucky to have a...

Guidance is also helpful, and can reduce the amount of failure a person has and that is a good thing for both the DM and the players.

I'm been GMing on and off for about thirty years now and I still fail on occasion! I think it's the social skills that makes GMing most...

That plus this sums it up. Yes, fundamentally, it's actually easy to do. That's what D&D marketed to the 11-year-old me with a reprint...