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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 8569573" data-attributes="member: 93670">I've said repeatedly that in the case of a hypothetical game that I'm running with a particular set of rules for character creation nobody is forced to accept them if they don't like them, but the game I'm going to be running will be using those rules and they can find some other table with some other gm if they choose not to accept them.  I even live in a high density area with multiple nearby FLGS with various games run regularly so it's not a rural situation where I'm the only gm in town.  If I'm running my game at my preferred FLGS I'm usually not even the only GM & table in the room. Exactly what obligation do I or any other GM have to act as life support for some Main Character Syndrome PC run by a player who refuses to use the chargen rules the GM has set for their table? If a player doesn't like the rules I set for a game they can find another table & I might even be able to point them in the direction of a GM with a table more suitable to their tastes.</blockquote>