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<blockquote data-quote="Olaf the Stout" data-source="post: 6755588" data-attributes="member: 13703">Clearly the person complaining sees XP as one of the rewards for gaming (other gamers may value XP very little or not at all, but it is clearly important to the person complaining).So I can understand that this person is getting upset that the late person is getting rewarded just as much as he is, despite the fact that they are there for more game time.It would be the equivalent to having a job that starts at 9am and ends at 5pm.&nbsp; Everyone gets paid the same, yet one person constantly arrives at 11am every day.&nbsp; Now it could be that the job is so much fun that coming to work is a reward in and of itself, but surely you can see how others may argue that the money you get paid (i.e. XP in a D&amp;D game) is what they're coming to work for and that it isn't fair that everyone gets the same when one person is there for less time every day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olaf the Stout, post: 6755588, member: 13703"] Clearly the person complaining sees XP as one of the rewards for gaming (other gamers may value XP very little or not at all, but it is clearly important to the person complaining). So I can understand that this person is getting upset that the late person is getting rewarded just as much as he is, despite the fact that they are there for more game time. It would be the equivalent to having a job that starts at 9am and ends at 5pm. Everyone gets paid the same, yet one person constantly arrives at 11am every day. Now it could be that the job is so much fun that coming to work is a reward in and of itself, but surely you can see how others may argue that the money you get paid (i.e. XP in a D&D game) is what they're coming to work for and that it isn't fair that everyone gets the same when one person is there for less time every day. [/QUOTE]

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