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<blockquote data-quote="ergeheilalt" data-source="post: 1028713" data-attributes="member: 3460">We have table talk in my Monday Night game alot. We've been friends through out high school and some what longer (a buddy of mine since Kindergarten). We'll all be going out separate ways this septemeber, college, work, JC, etc. This game is more a &quot;lets joke arround&quot; game, rather than a &quot;lets get down and game&quot;. I'd rather have fun with table talk than bash my friends over the head with the DM ruler to get the game going.The &quot;serious&quot; games I play online are slightly different. Table talk is exchanged via PMs, which keeps the &quot;table&quot; clear for gaming. Jokes are all made in ((enclosed text)) as are all OOC remarks. IMO table talk is harmless, and if a group finds it fun - so be it. Once you have to start cracking skulls to get the game moving along, then you may need to consider who is there for RPGs or who is there just for fun.Erge</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ergeheilalt, post: 1028713, member: 3460"] We have table talk in my Monday Night game alot. We've been friends through out high school and some what longer (a buddy of mine since Kindergarten). We'll all be going out separate ways this septemeber, college, work, JC, etc. This game is more a "lets joke arround" game, rather than a "lets get down and game". I'd rather have fun with table talk than bash my friends over the head with the DM ruler to get the game going. The "serious" games I play online are slightly different. Table talk is exchanged via PMs, which keeps the "table" clear for gaming. Jokes are all made in ((enclosed text)) as are all OOC remarks. IMO table talk is harmless, and if a group finds it fun - so be it. Once you have to start cracking skulls to get the game moving along, then you may need to consider who is there for RPGs or who is there just for fun. Erge [/QUOTE]

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