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<blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9070498" data-attributes="member: 7035894"><p>At this point, I am really questioning your anecdotes. Apparently everyone you grew up with was Huckleberry Finn, and everyone you play with is a stereotype. I run games for actual people, ranging from my cohort to tweens, and I have never encountered the behaviour that you describe. Not once. I find players of all ages are usually engaged and excited to be playing D&D. They are into the story and love coming up with all kinds of ideas to deal with challenging situations. If you think the situation you describe above is what is actually happening in games, you are just choosing to believe a delusion.</p><p></p><p>Wow, the player doesn't know how to make fire for real? How dare they come to the game without your set of life experiences! What a jerk! They should be mocked and punished!</p><p></p><p>Didn't you create a thread asking why you were having so much trouble DMing for young players? I think the answer is pretty obvious.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I mean, I half thought you were going to state that the <em>player</em> would be killed right there, so at least we haven't gone that far. But seriously, you come off like a parody of what Snarf described in their OP...which was already a parody. I honestly can't tell whether to take you seriously or not. If you are trolling and I am falling for it...well, you are doing a good job and I hope my responses are at least entertaining.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Clint_L, post: 9070498, member: 7035894"] At this point, I am really questioning your anecdotes. Apparently everyone you grew up with was Huckleberry Finn, and everyone you play with is a stereotype. I run games for actual people, ranging from my cohort to tweens, and I have never encountered the behaviour that you describe. Not once. I find players of all ages are usually engaged and excited to be playing D&D. They are into the story and love coming up with all kinds of ideas to deal with challenging situations. If you think the situation you describe above is what is actually happening in games, you are just choosing to believe a delusion. Wow, the player doesn't know how to make fire for real? How dare they come to the game without your set of life experiences! What a jerk! They should be mocked and punished! Didn't you create a thread asking why you were having so much trouble DMing for young players? I think the answer is pretty obvious. I mean, I half thought you were going to state that the [I]player[/I] would be killed right there, so at least we haven't gone that far. But seriously, you come off like a parody of what Snarf described in their OP...which was already a parody. I honestly can't tell whether to take you seriously or not. If you are trolling and I am falling for it...well, you are doing a good job and I hope my responses are at least entertaining. [/QUOTE]
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