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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 9292093" data-attributes="member: 93670">No, it's more like telling the kid with a Gameboy they are more interested in or the kid who&nbsp; keeps &quot;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveling_(basketball)" target="_blank">traveling</a>&quot; that they are ruining the enjoyment for the rest of the team...&nbsp; Since you quoted the it's rude to suck at warcraft video too .. if Bob want to join a raid that causes him damage when not wearing boots it's not reasonable to expect Alice and Cindy to silently respect his decision to play a barefoot hobbit inspired gnome who requires constant healing on that raid.No.&nbsp; &quot;Hey guys I don't really want to play the game with you learn any rules or pay attention during play, you shouldn't expect much of anything from me&quot; is the session zero reveal the group deserves.&nbsp; Showing up to play d&amp;d implies an interest in playing d&amp;d and playing d&amp;d requires some effort on the part of all participants.&nbsp; If a player is consistently acting in that way it shows that the behavior is not a one off or a bad day and it very much deserves to be criticized rather than silently accepted as being a thing beyond reproach. Because nobody thought to explain how&nbsp; high sticking is very much not allowed in basketball during team selection.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 9292093, member: 93670"] No, it's more like telling the kid with a Gameboy they are more interested in or the kid who keeps "[URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveling_(basketball)']traveling[/URL]" that they are ruining the enjoyment for the rest of the team... Since you quoted the it's rude to suck at warcraft video too .. if Bob want to join a raid that causes him damage when not wearing boots it's not reasonable to expect Alice and Cindy to silently respect his decision to play a barefoot hobbit inspired gnome who requires constant healing on that raid. No. "[I]Hey guys I don't really want to play the game with you learn any rules or pay attention during play, you shouldn't expect much of anything from me[/I]" is the session zero reveal the group deserves. Showing up to play d&d implies an interest in playing d&d and playing d&d requires some effort on the part of all participants. If a player is [U]consistently[/U] acting in that way it shows that the behavior is not a one off or a bad day and it very much deserves to be criticized rather than silently accepted as being a thing beyond reproach. Because nobody thought to explain how high sticking is very much not allowed in basketball during team selection. [/QUOTE]

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