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<blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 6639075" data-attributes="member: 5143">That's what I'd like. Though I suggested the idea to my roommate, the other DM at our public games. He seems to think that attempting rational dialog with the person in question is impossible. He has known him for just as long as I have. He pretty much said that attempting rational dialog with someone who stormed out of a game because his plan didn't work the way he wanted it to was inevitably going to end in another fit where he stormed off and decided not to speak to me at all again. He suggested I don't talk to him at all about the issue and pretend like it never happened and just show up for our next Dnd session without ever mentioning again. He said the person in question had such a short memory that he likely forgot about it by the next day. I just can't help but feel that ignoring this issue means it'll just come up again with another blow up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Majoru Oakheart, post: 6639075, member: 5143"] That's what I'd like. Though I suggested the idea to my roommate, the other DM at our public games. He seems to think that attempting rational dialog with the person in question is impossible. He has known him for just as long as I have. He pretty much said that attempting rational dialog with someone who stormed out of a game because his plan didn't work the way he wanted it to was inevitably going to end in another fit where he stormed off and decided not to speak to me at all again. He suggested I don't talk to him at all about the issue and pretend like it never happened and just show up for our next Dnd session without ever mentioning again. He said the person in question had such a short memory that he likely forgot about it by the next day. I just can't help but feel that ignoring this issue means it'll just come up again with another blow up. [/QUOTE]

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