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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ricardo440" data-source="post: 4895592" data-attributes="member: 70831">The short answer to your question is "yes" I agree with what eveyrone else says. Make decisions quickly and look them up later. Then at the begining of next session say "last week blah happened, on reflection we will do blah in the future"However your problems seems not to be if the GM is right or not, but that one of your players is being obstinant.It is hard to advise considering I don't know the person, but depending on their character (the real persons character) you could try a few things. ( Assuming you want to keep him in the game for one reson or another)1) if you know them and are good mates then just chat with them, say you think the arguments are spoiling the game a bit and arn't as fun for everyone.2) You could ask one of your other players to do the same thing if they are good mates. Or ask him to try to help in game.3) Make sure you are being fair. but if you are then definitely stand by your convictions.4) In the game just say you are moving on. "I don't want to discuss this now as it is interupting the game, we can chat about it after the game; at the moment it happens like this..."The hardest one is if you are running in a club or something and you don't really like the guy. I think in that case you just need to lay down the law. If he doesn't like it he should join another game, or leave. You have the other players fun to worry about too and indeed (often neglected) your own fun.</blockquote>

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