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Heck, as long as it's D&D and I own the books, I'll play it.

I would have to agree. A lot of people don't respond to sarcasm very well. I know I'm 50/50 on it when it's offered as criticism. I either get it or I consider the person to be a jerk who's opinion should be ignored (at best).

We've had a bad game or two over the years. So long as we're as nice as possible, "the talk" usually goes pretty well. It still hurts the DM, but the alternative would have been much worse (group collapse).

We'll switch probably immediately, but I seriously doubt we'll be using the new Forgotten Realms.

Is there any chance that it's not a behavioral disorder and rather the guy is just immature? I've had a player that acted in a lot of ways like yours, but it was most definitely not a disorder. He was just a whiney person.

Red book Basic for me. I still owe that Bargle a good thumping.

World's Largest Dungeon - 15 months

Once 4e hits, and assuming it's as good as Mouseferatu says, then a lot of shelf space will be cleared. I have a lot of books, and although I don't have those Sauder type shelves, I do have a shelving system that would be good ... had I not been the one to put them up. I guess it's better than...

Yes, even the sickest of cats know how to get that thing out of their mouth.

Heh, I've gone the pendulum route... It started with "Son of a...!" Then "Ok, I like what they're promising" On too "What the heck are they thinking with changing that!?" And is now at the 0-point with "They better deliver on their promises."

For the same reason women in comic books are well endowed - men are the main creators and the main consumers.

Babies sleep a lot so parent can retain a tiny bit of their sanity. Otherwise there'd be no 2nd babies.

Kingdom's of Kalamar Campaign Setting Kalamar Atlas

Woah! That thing looks like that nasty little bugger from an episode of Tales from the Dark Side. It lived in the closet and ate guests. I was like 13 when I saw that episode and I still remember how creeped out I was. Good job. I'll never look at quicklings the same.

3D terrain = "I can't see around that wall. Can you move it? How'd I end up there? That's not where I wanted to be." Projection = "How much for a replacement bulb?" We wanted to do projection, but the cost killed that pretty quick.

I'm betting on modular NPC's for new DM's as a chart like the classed NPC in the 3E DMG. They have a chart of let's say soldier types with stats and other components laid out that will remain relatively the same for all soldier-types, then a small list of what to do for each type to make each...

If I run an FR campaign again, I'll be pulling out my grey books.

Ya know what that shirt says to me? ...it's laundry day.

The Realms ceased to be Greenwood's the moment he signed that contract with TSR. As for how much still has his original feel to it, 5%, maybe.

In most cases, a DM could spend the time making the game better rather than worrying about his DMPC. But if you must have one, he must be a background character that is still effective when called upon and yet never better than any other PC.