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<blockquote data-quote="Kzach" data-source="post: 4373805" data-attributes="member: 56189">This is a big pet peeve of mine and one of the reasons why I prefer DM'ing and cherry-picking players who are compatible with my play-style.I recently just dropped out of a group in part because of a player like this. I had nothing personal against him, but his in-game and out of game (that had to do with the game) decisions just rubbed me the wrong way. They were always anti-group decisions.I think this is more than just a trend or a passing phase. I think this is inherent to the person and won't change regardless of what character he plays. Trying to force him to play in a more group-friendly manner I don't think will work either.In all honesty, I think the best decision is not to invite him back for further sessions. It's a harsh reality of this hobby that sometimes players just don't fit the group and should be dealt with before it becomes an explosive issue that may potentially ruin the group altogether.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kzach, post: 4373805, member: 56189"] This is a big pet peeve of mine and one of the reasons why I prefer DM'ing and cherry-picking players who are compatible with my play-style. I recently just dropped out of a group in part because of a player like this. I had nothing personal against him, but his in-game and out of game (that had to do with the game) decisions just rubbed me the wrong way. They were always anti-group decisions. I think this is more than just a trend or a passing phase. I think this is inherent to the person and won't change regardless of what character he plays. Trying to force him to play in a more group-friendly manner I don't think will work either. In all honesty, I think the best decision is not to invite him back for further sessions. It's a harsh reality of this hobby that sometimes players just don't fit the group and should be dealt with before it becomes an explosive issue that may potentially ruin the group altogether. [/QUOTE]

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