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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nyaricus" data-source="post: 2783596" data-attributes="member: 35678">That is completely understandable, and yet you said it yourself just the same as i did - people are mature simply because they are. You can't put a "age-tag" on them - that is unfair and biased. Gruff is having problems with immature gamers - are those any different than teens? 20 year olds? 40 year olds? No.There are a variety of factors and issues here nowadays revolving around teenagers. Every other one is an angsty, drug-using badass. ugh. I left my old group of friends (and thus D&D group) cold turkey because they had some MAJOR issues with cocaine use and other hard drugs. Adults face the same problems as teens, but they are more 'ajusted'. riiiight.You play with a 13 year old, i player with 15-18 year olds. The 18 year old is the most immature of the group (and is likely getting the boot) and the 15 year old is the most mature and best roleplayer of the group. I simply dislike ageist comments like the ones aformentioned.All i have to say at this point is to keep an eye open for good, honest people - both friends and fellow roleplayers; for they come in a variety of guises. Two eyes open, if possible.cheers!</blockquote>