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<blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 6623975" data-attributes="member: 232">These are my friends. We don't always see eye to eye. Our friendship is not gaming. Gaming is just one of many activities we all do together. We have had people leave the group. It happens but that doesn't end out friendship. Now though you are changing the parameters of the conversation. Before I was saying that it we set the grounds to be something and everyone agreed to them. Then if someone does whine and decides that the rules should not apply to them as they agreed then there would be an issue. If we sat down and has a mature discussion about it like we do then the problem would get solved. But I'm not going to arbitrarily change rules because they work for six people just fine but the seventh decides after the fact that he doesn't like it because the dice were bad. We talk it over. We don't complain we don't whine. We raise the issue at the appropriate time that is usually in between games. But I have found through the internet that this doesn't happen in each group and sometimes people need to realize that leaving the game is perfectly fine option. It is just gaming in the end.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crothian, post: 6623975, member: 232"] These are my friends. We don't always see eye to eye. Our friendship is not gaming. Gaming is just one of many activities we all do together. We have had people leave the group. It happens but that doesn't end out friendship. Now though you are changing the parameters of the conversation. Before I was saying that it we set the grounds to be something and everyone agreed to them. Then if someone does whine and decides that the rules should not apply to them as they agreed then there would be an issue. If we sat down and has a mature discussion about it like we do then the problem would get solved. But I'm not going to arbitrarily change rules because they work for six people just fine but the seventh decides after the fact that he doesn't like it because the dice were bad. We talk it over. We don't complain we don't whine. We raise the issue at the appropriate time that is usually in between games. But I have found through the internet that this doesn't happen in each group and sometimes people need to realize that leaving the game is perfectly fine option. It is just gaming in the end. [/QUOTE]

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