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<blockquote data-quote="Teflon Billy" data-source="post: 913628" data-attributes="member: 264">Ask and you shall recieve <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />I played in Fusangite's campaign at some of the lower levels, and I have to say this player was more than a bit of a crybaby over some pretty odd stuff.Foremost in my mind was when, as a first level barbarian witha 18 9I think) strength, he starte complaining in the first battle we ever had about having to roll a 16 to hit the opposition. this is direct quote...&quot;16?...16?? I wouldn't have even shown up tonight if I'd known I'd have to roll a 16! This is ridiculous!&quot;On another occasion, this player blew a fuse on The Fusangite (accusing him of, again &quot;spoling the fun&quot;) when his character--having splashed his ale over a table in an inn and stuck a torch to it--was calmly informed that beer doesn't burn. You'd have thought he'd just been told that the sun doesn't rise or that dogs don't bark. Seriously.I haven't played this particular campaign in ages, but were I the DM this player would already be gone. The sheer amount of time The Fusangite spends in preparation is staggering. Complaining that your character doesn't get to be at peak efficiency at all times in ridiculous, indeed childish, behaviour.This is a group of adults playing incidentally. mid 20's to mid 30's.The player's sole means of characterization for his PC was to scream at the top of his lungs in a scottish accent at all times...but that's another storyOutside of gaming, I actually think this player has some value. He can be an allright guy, and has been on most occasions when I've been around him.I don't know what gaming in particular does to him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Teflon Billy, post: 913628, member: 264"] Ask and you shall recieve :) I played in Fusangite's campaign at some of the lower levels, and I have to say this player was more than a bit of a crybaby over some pretty odd stuff. Foremost in my mind was when, as a first level barbarian witha 18 9I think) strength, he starte complaining in the first battle we ever had about having to roll a 16 to hit the opposition. this is direct quote... "16?...16?? I wouldn't have even shown up tonight if I'd known I'd have to roll a 16! This is ridiculous!" On another occasion, this player blew a fuse on The Fusangite (accusing him of, again "spoling the fun") when his character--having splashed his ale over a table in an inn and stuck a torch to it--was calmly informed that beer [i]doesn't[/i] burn. You'd have thought he'd just been told that the sun doesn't rise or that dogs don't bark. Seriously. I haven't played this particular campaign in ages, but were I the DM this player would already be gone. The sheer amount of time The Fusangite spends in preparation is staggering. Complaining that your character doesn't get to be at peak efficiency at all times in ridiculous, indeed childish, behaviour. This is a group of adults playing incidentally. mid 20's to mid 30's. The player's sole means of characterization for his PC was to scream at the top of his lungs in a scottish accent at all times...but that's another story Outside of gaming, I actually think this player has some value. He can be an allright guy, and has been on most occasions when I've been around him. I don't know what [i]gaming[/i] in particular does to him. [/QUOTE]

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