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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magic Missile" data-source="post: 782467" data-attributes="member: 7916">I ran a d20 modern game last night, and all seemed to go well... but afterwards it turned out that a few people weren't happy about how things were going.As a GM, I'm fine running games, adjudicating the unexpected and so on, but I am not very good at handling players.Last night there was a player who was supposed to be the team leader; sadly, no-one payed her much attention and people kept arguing with her. She wasn't very happy. Looking back, I didn't do an awful lot to help alelviate the situation...Another player was forever telling me what he was doing and asking questions. Now, I love the kind of player... but the problem is the rest of the group tend to just sit there saying nothing until I prompt them. Because I have one player who takes a more active approach to the game than everyone else, I find I end up spending most of my time with him, and ignoring the other players.Ever eager to become a better GM, I would appreciate some general or specific advice for this kind of situation. It is very important to me that the players all enjoy the game equally.Thanks for any advice.</blockquote>