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<blockquote data-quote="Willie the Duck" data-source="post: 9292893" data-attributes="member: 6799660">You are definitely not wrong. There are people like this, and at some point they become a burden too much. However, in my own personal experience, these people whose lack of investment in the game rises to the point of being detrimental to others are right up there with these examples you are poo-pooing in terms of being incredible outliers not overly meaningful of anything grander. We can all come up with one example of each, just like we've all run into someone who is chronically absent at work for legitimate reasons; and one who is chronically absent without said reasons (possibly a third example being someone who always has a good excuse, but you don't really believe it or it sure seems like they must seek out chaos to live such a life). I've just not found them to be in the top 10 or top dozen types of players who frustrate a game. I take it your experience differs?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie the Duck, post: 9292893, member: 6799660"] You are definitely not wrong. There are people like this, and at some point they become a burden too much. However, in my own personal experience, these people whose lack of investment in the game rises to the point of being detrimental to others are right up there with these examples you are poo-pooing in terms of being incredible outliers not overly meaningful of anything grander. We can all come up with one example of each, just like we've all run into someone who is chronically absent at work for legitimate reasons; and one who is chronically absent without said reasons (possibly a third example being someone who always has a good excuse, but you don't really believe it or it sure seems like they must seek out chaos to live such a life). I've just not found them to be in the top 10 or top dozen types of players who frustrate a game. I take it your experience differs? [/QUOTE]

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