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<blockquote data-quote="Oryan77" data-source="post: 5343816" data-attributes="member: 18701">It's a good sign that you realize that you may or may not be annoying. So if anything, it shows that you are honest in wanting to help the new DM out. That's cool.I agree with the others, just sit back and enjoy the ride. Maybe he'll make the mega adventure more fun, you never know. If everyone doesn't seem to enjoy it, then ask the DM if he would like some advice. I rarely ever get to be a player. And the last time I was I realized a bad thing I was doing. I was being overly critical about being the party leader even though that was my role (according to the 4e rules). Nobody listened to tactics or followed through with tactics if they did listen. Players were making combat unnecessarily difficult on us because they were doing (what I thought) very stupid things. I realized I was complaining about it &amp; that was probably annoying. But I just wasn't used to being one of the players since it had been so long. When I realized what I was doing, I stopped. An experienced DM can add a lot of fun to the game as a player as long as he doesn't let his experience get in the way of other players fun. Keep yourself in check and I'm sure you guys will be perfectly fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oryan77, post: 5343816, member: 18701"] It's a good sign that you realize that you may or may not be annoying. So if anything, it shows that you are honest in wanting to help the new DM out. That's cool. I agree with the others, just sit back and enjoy the ride. Maybe he'll make the mega adventure more fun, you never know. If everyone doesn't seem to enjoy it, then ask the DM if he would like some advice. I rarely ever get to be a player. And the last time I was I realized a bad thing I was doing. I was being overly critical about being the party leader even though that was my role (according to the 4e rules). Nobody listened to tactics or followed through with tactics if they did listen. Players were making combat unnecessarily difficult on us because they were doing (what I thought) very stupid things. I realized I was complaining about it & that was probably annoying. But I just wasn't used to being one of the players since it had been so long. When I realized what I was doing, I stopped. An experienced DM can add a lot of fun to the game as a player as long as he doesn't let his experience get in the way of other players fun. Keep yourself in check and I'm sure you guys will be perfectly fine. [/QUOTE]

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