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<blockquote data-quote="ezo" data-source="post: 9291726" data-attributes="member: 7037866">I have no issue if players can't role-play or aren't comfortable with it. I take issue more with players who refuse to learn how to play the game. As [USER=29398]@Lanefan[/USER] said, what dice to roll, but also what their features, spells, and other abilities can do. It is understandable if someone needs to look up a reference once in a while, but every time (or nearly so) after playing for months, is not acceptable IMO. It delays the game too often.Not learning how to calculate attack bonus, what saving throws you are proficient in, having incomplete character sheets, etc. are also all things that show a disrespect for the game IMO that means a player really isn't committed to playing.For me, these players are also toxic. I can only give players so much time and so many chances to &quot;join in&quot; and participate before I feel they are just wasting my time and the other players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ezo, post: 9291726, member: 7037866"] I have no issue if players can't role-play or aren't comfortable with it. I take issue more with players who refuse to learn how to play the game. As [USER=29398]@Lanefan[/USER] said, what dice to roll, but also what their features, spells, and other abilities can do. It is understandable if someone needs to look up a reference once in a while, but every time (or nearly so) after playing for months, is not acceptable IMO. It delays the game too often. Not learning how to calculate attack bonus, what saving throws you are proficient in, having incomplete character sheets, etc. are also all things that show a disrespect for the game IMO that means a player really isn't committed to playing. For me, these players are also toxic. I can only give players so much time and so many chances to "join in" and participate before I feel they are just wasting my time and the other players. [/QUOTE]

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