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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kigmatzomat" data-source="post: 2026873" data-attributes="member: 9254">IMG we generally have the player come over to during a regular game so they can watch and make a character.  It's a lot easier to make a character when you have a clue how the group dynamics work and can get a grasp of the GM's tactics.  It also means that I, as GM, don't need to worry as much about people getting irate because I don't game "right"* and they're caught by surprise.  I feel bad about people not having a good time during my games but I'm not going to change the tone of a game that's worked for several years and several existing players for the new guy.  *Don't ask me what gaming "right" is but I'll tell you that anyone who says you aren't doing it "right" is too mentally inflexible to be role playing!</blockquote>