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<blockquote data-quote="HeapThaumaturgist" data-source="post: 2877369" data-attributes="member: 12332">I agree here.But I don't think hand-holding juveniles is everybody's cup of tea.&nbsp; So if you can't do it with good grace, you owe the universe and yourself to just stop playing the game.Making somebody feel bad for what they think is creative genius is just a good way to make somebody feel bad.&nbsp; You don't have a right to a good Storyteller, but you do have the choice to be an adult about the situation.You can also do a few things like buy the DMGII for her, Law's Laws, DMing for Dummies, and other informative products and give them as gifts.&nbsp; Don't say why, don't be mean ... I figure in a few years she'll either &quot;get it&quot; and look back on this game with chagrin ... or she won't and she'll always &quot;be that way&quot;.&nbsp; At any rate, there's no real need for ANYBODY to be miserable.&nbsp; It's all in your court.-fje</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HeapThaumaturgist, post: 2877369, member: 12332"] I agree here. But I don't think hand-holding juveniles is everybody's cup of tea. So if you can't do it with good grace, you owe the universe and yourself to just stop playing the game. Making somebody feel bad for what they think is creative genius is just a good way to make somebody feel bad. You don't have a right to a good Storyteller, but you do have the choice to be an adult about the situation. You can also do a few things like buy the DMGII for her, Law's Laws, DMing for Dummies, and other informative products and give them as gifts. Don't say why, don't be mean ... I figure in a few years she'll either "get it" and look back on this game with chagrin ... or she won't and she'll always "be that way". At any rate, there's no real need for ANYBODY to be miserable. It's all in your court. -fje [/QUOTE]

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