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<blockquote data-quote="Numion" data-source="post: 923592" data-attributes="member: 124">Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: ?No, no and no. Thank you for missing the point. Once again let me re-iterate: I'm all for PCs getting the consequences. However having players bored because their PCs miss the action is just wasting everyones time. I don't assume anything other than that the players and the DM would've wanted all the PCs to be part of the climatic scene. This I assume from the fact that they all showed up to play the game. Now I've offered solutions towards that end, but all I've heard in return is something about &quot;this was a lesson!&quot;, &quot;the players should pay the consequences!&quot; and &quot;fusangite was right&quot;. All fine opinions, off course, but I just find it more intresting to seek a solution instead off the guilty one. And where did you get the idea I was trying to make the encounter easier? I was just trying to get all the PCs to the encounter, I said nothing about difficulty.EDIT: I'm even a little confused that fusangite was content that a large part of his gaming group missed an encounter he'd prepared so meticulously and with time. Like &quot;They missed the encounter; that'll teach them, suckas!&quot;. Sorry, I play to enjoy the game, not to &quot;learn lessons&quot;. As a DM I'm not happy when a player misses a session - and neither am I when one misses the climatic encounter. Thats just wasted work and time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Numion, post: 923592, member: 124"] [b]Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: ?[/b] No, no and no. Thank you for missing the point. Once again let me re-iterate: I'm all for PCs getting the consequences. However having players bored because their PCs miss the action is just wasting everyones time. [B][/B] I don't assume anything other than that the players and the DM would've wanted all the PCs to be part of the climatic scene. This I assume from the fact that they all showed up to play the game. Now I've offered solutions towards that end, but all I've heard in return is something about "this was a lesson!", "the players should pay the consequences!" and "fusangite was right". All fine opinions, off course, but I just find it more intresting to seek a solution instead off the guilty one. And where did you get the idea I was trying to make the encounter easier? I was just trying to get all the PCs to the encounter, I said nothing about difficulty. EDIT: I'm even a little confused that fusangite was content that a large part of his gaming group missed an encounter he'd prepared so meticulously and with time. Like "They missed the encounter; that'll teach them, suckas!". Sorry, I play to enjoy the game, not to "learn lessons". As a DM I'm not happy when a player misses a session - and neither am I when one misses the climatic encounter. Thats just wasted work and time. [/QUOTE]

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