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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ethandrew" data-source="post: 7187629" data-attributes="member: 17456">Ultimately I believe that if you are continually having issues with a younger player in your game, then that's pretty telling. Mileage varies from group to group, so what works for one doesn't necessary work for another, especially as some teenagers are at vastly different levels of maturity at the same age. If you are having a problem with it, you're well within your rights to do something about it.I've played with the same group for 13 years now. Back then I was a 21 year old who played fast and hard, but 21 is different than 14. Fast forward a few years and one of the players invites his twin grandsons to play with us, they're both 14. We had two stipulations: 1) Learn the rules, as in you can't keep asking us the same questions over and over, and 2) Pay attention. We didn't want to have to play for them when their turn came up. After a few sessions it was painfully obvious that they were failing at both of these guidelines we laid out for them and they weren't invited back.But if you're still waffling, talk to the other group members, see if they too have a problem with it.</blockquote>