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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kanegrundar" data-source="post: 2862922" data-attributes="member: 3913">Eh.  I don't like it when people cry at movies either.  How do you console someone that does that?  "There there now, it was only a movie."  :\ I'm not trying to rail on anyone that does, but for me, I just can't understand how someone can get that emotionally involved in a game or a movie.  Plus, my groups have all been made up of people that take the view of D&D just being another game, so while there were tense plots and sessions, no-one got truly attached to their character.  I had a player that swore after his character died once, that's about as much strong emotion beyond just the pleasure that comes from hanging out with friends playing a game that I've ever seen.  (Even then it was just because we were late in the campaign and he didn't want to have to roll up a new character and figure out some character hooks to fit him into the party.)</blockquote>