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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 9499075" data-attributes="member: 93670"><p>That has been my experience too. although in the last several years I've also noticed a troubling subset of players who would feel like needing that help rather than doing it themselves somehow diminishes their PC to a level on par with lowly sidekick even though nobody at the table thinks of them like that except for themselves. Those players are almost always coming from video games∆ and end up channeling many of the well known negative ttrpg player tropes with just enough frequency & strength to avoid getting called out for any one particular infraction. They need to be in charge... They need to be the one doing the most damage on any single attack. They need to be the toughest PC. They need to be the first point for need before greed treasure before anyone else can weigh in... Everyone else is treated like a sidekick who is just respected enough to not call BS on it and they can't accept that someone else does more at something or that they needed help from one of those sidekick types they never really view as anything more .</p><p></p><p>∆ especially single player and fps or non-team MOBA type games where it's considered socially acceptable for someone to play to DOMINATE doing anything to win or to rub in that win.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 9499075, member: 93670"] That has been my experience too. although in the last several years I've also noticed a troubling subset of players who would feel like needing that help rather than doing it themselves somehow diminishes their PC to a level on par with lowly sidekick even though nobody at the table thinks of them like that except for themselves. Those players are almost always coming from video games∆ and end up channeling many of the well known negative ttrpg player tropes with just enough frequency & strength to avoid getting called out for any one particular infraction. They need to be in charge... They need to be the one doing the most damage on any single attack. They need to be the toughest PC. They need to be the first point for need before greed treasure before anyone else can weigh in... Everyone else is treated like a sidekick who is just respected enough to not call BS on it and they can't accept that someone else does more at something or that they needed help from one of those sidekick types they never really view as anything more . ∆ especially single player and fps or non-team MOBA type games where it's considered socially acceptable for someone to play to DOMINATE doing anything to win or to rub in that win. [/QUOTE]
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