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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bloodstone Mage" data-source="post: 1035846" data-attributes="member: 12666">Yeah, we're all friends outside of gaming (we've been friends since 1997), but we hardly do anything besides gaming. I see no reason that Chuck has any real life problems. I mean, he doesn't have a girlfriend, his parents haven't changed, and he doesn't have any friends outside of the gaming group.Actually, I just thought of something. Back at the start of June, there were so many people in our gaming group that wanted to DM a campaign that we decided to vote on whose game to play in (then we play in that game until the DM decides to declare a hiatus, and then we play in another person's game). My game won, with Chuck's game coming in second. When we found out, Chuck isolated himself and started thinking hard. Another gamer (who doesn't frequent much in our group, though) took it so hard that he left the FLGS not a second after the winner was announced. But that other gamer is always over-emotional.After that night, Chuck didn't seem very different. He didn't start acting like a complete jerk until he began running his game after my game took its hiatus.Maybe this event does have something to do with his problems. I don't know. Our gaming group can't really talk to him about it, because he's calling us the jerks when we ask.Anyways, that's what I can think of now.Cheers!</blockquote>