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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jmartkdr2" data-source="post: 8662473" data-attributes="member: 7017304">There's a few factors at play:1. The dm can't select players, so you don't often get a great table that meshes well2. AL modules aren't great unless you really like combats3. There's not a lot of curation of dms - plenty of AL dms are new at dming4. The best players and dms get invited to home games, so bad players/dms are over-represented5. AL restricts what you can do about bad players, and the tools you do have take up time and attention at the table, so dms can often waste a lot of time dealing with nuisances rather than getting on with the gameHaving said all that: for a certain style of play, AL is fantastic and every AL org I've dealt with was run by people who really want you to have a great time playing dnd - so the overall experience has been mostly positive.</blockquote>