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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dougal DeKree" data-source="post: 1804037" data-attributes="member: 1353">response......not so sure there, Darklone. I mean that player even says "I don't like Robert DeNiro" and asked about which of his movies the player refers to the player says "Never seen a movie with him." So waht? Opposition for oppositions sake?First of all, i'm not all sure it really is RPG-related, that's why i didn't put it in general. I mean, the cause isn't always related with the actual game. On the latest session we talked about Starship Troopers during a fight, which made that player leave instantly. Why? Dunno... Could also have been the GM who denied the marriage to the drow-paladin who's declared only goal in the campaign is to reproduce. I really don't understand even one inch of this behaviour.Apart from that: thanx for the response!As AR mentioned i think email is the better way here, since it provides a distance and not-face-2-face. I think every one of us asked about the real cause via the response-email on the incoming email. I never got an answer though, apart from the general "other horrible event of the past" which didn't have anything to do with the cause in question IMO. This of course only goes as far as i can tell for myself.I wouldn't say the player is a close personal friend and i'm not sure about the status friend for that. It's someone i game with, nothing more. Not unpleasant sometimes, but simply too different to spend more time with.And with different i mean both gaming behaviour as well as RL behaviour. Sadly i know more of that players "emotional, traumatic experiences" than i would like to - they come with those unwanted "you are a unfriendly co-gamer"-emails.</blockquote>

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