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<blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 8666862" data-attributes="member: 6779310">The responsibilities can come from outside the group as well as inside. For example, I'm supposed to discourage R or stronger language choices, I'm required to have everyone mask if one or more players ask for it, and I can't leave until everyone else is out of the building... because I'm required to do so by the venue owner. And I do so, within reason. If I finish, but another group is in, I need to chase them out unless I know one of them is authorized to close up. I'm also expected to make reasonable efforts to prevent players from shoplifting. THis is all because we're in the back room of the FLGS. Tonight, the manager left before we finished. By about 10 minutes. Last week, she left an hour before us. 2 weeks ago, we left before she did, so she locked up (but I checked out with her before I left.)I'm responsible just by the social contract of being the GM to try to present an engaging experience. We're doing a half-silly, half serious star wars, and my online group is doing a REALLY silly Talisman game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aramis erak, post: 8666862, member: 6779310"] The responsibilities can come from outside the group as well as inside. For example, I'm supposed to discourage R or stronger language choices, I'm required to have everyone mask if one or more players ask for it, and I can't leave until everyone else is out of the building... because I'm required to do so by the venue owner. And I do so, within reason. If I finish, but another group is in, I need to chase them out unless I know one of them is authorized to close up. I'm also expected to make reasonable efforts to prevent players from shoplifting. THis is all because we're in the back room of the FLGS. Tonight, the manager left before we finished. By about 10 minutes. Last week, she left an hour before us. 2 weeks ago, we left before she did, so she locked up (but I checked out with her before I left.) I'm responsible just by the social contract of being the GM to try to present an engaging experience. We're doing a half-silly, half serious star wars, and my online group is doing a REALLY silly Talisman game. [/QUOTE]

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