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<blockquote data-quote="Mark Andrew Packer" data-source="post: 7175747" data-attributes="member: 6897260"><p>Pity I don't have any openings in my groups, because my games are very much non-roleplay heavy.&nbsp; I prefer to focus on sim and tactics without a lot of needless dialogue.&nbsp; I hate roleplay too.&nbsp; I absolutely can't stand it.&nbsp; For one thing, it takes too long, it creates the most arguments and high tension situations between players, and worst of all, most people just plain suck at it.&nbsp; I had a player who's intelligence was 10 and he thought that was very low, so his character spoke like a tard and drooled all over itself, and got into stupid situations that hurt the party because HE thought it would be funny.&nbsp; Another thought that, because he was a thief, it was his job to rob everyone and claim every single magic item he found without sharing with the rest of the party.&nbsp; &quot;Duh, I'm a rogue, so I got to steal all the time.&quot;&nbsp; In short, you're not alone!&nbsp; There are still plenty of us who don't like the childish, make-believe play time with their characters.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Mark Andrew Packer, post: 7175747, member: 6897260"] Pity I don't have any openings in my groups, because my games are very much non-roleplay heavy. I prefer to focus on sim and tactics without a lot of needless dialogue. I hate roleplay too. I absolutely can't stand it. For one thing, it takes too long, it creates the most arguments and high tension situations between players, and worst of all, most people just plain suck at it. I had a player who's intelligence was 10 and he thought that was very low, so his character spoke like a tard and drooled all over itself, and got into stupid situations that hurt the party because HE thought it would be funny. Another thought that, because he was a thief, it was his job to rob everyone and claim every single magic item he found without sharing with the rest of the party. "Duh, I'm a rogue, so I got to steal all the time." In short, you're not alone! There are still plenty of us who don't like the childish, make-believe play time with their characters. [/QUOTE]

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