MarkB
Legend
If they didn't leave voluntarily despite their lack of enjoyment, they must have been getting something out of it.Kicking someone out of your game who's not enjoying your game is punishment ... how, exactly?
If they didn't leave voluntarily despite their lack of enjoyment, they must have been getting something out of it.Kicking someone out of your game who's not enjoying your game is punishment ... how, exactly?
Leaving a game can be difficult; inertia is a thing. Kicking them out is probably doing them a favor.If they didn't leave voluntarily despite their lack of enjoyment, they must have been getting something out of it.
Can be. Probably doesn't feel like it, though.Leaving a game can be difficult; inertia is a thing. Kicking them out is probably doing them a favor.
I think you're right, that the GM kicking someone from their table probably doesn't think of it as doing that player a favor. I'm being amused by an attitude that comes across to me as, "They don't like playing at my table, well I'll show them."Can be. Probably doesn't feel like it, though.
Kicking someone out of your game who's not enjoying your game is punishment ... how, exactly?
Kicking someone out of your game who's not enjoying your game is punishment ... how, exactly?
Well, yeah. Some people like a challenging game, some don’t. Not everyone likes Elden Ring and Souls games. Roguelikes aren’t for everyone.Whenever a thread comes up about player expectations, I always get the popcorn ready. You know some folks will march in declaring pre-Hickman Nintendo hard play to be the one true way of D&D. Then, in the next thread same folks are lamenting the fact that players dont play the game right anymore and they cant find anybody for their fantasy Saw RPG campaign.
I thought Mirror Earth was more a Gorean thing?Mirror Earths is more a Star Trek thing than a Star Wars thing
True, though I dont hear much complaining or grandstanding by Hickman loyalists. I think they are all too busy enjoying their games.Well, yeah. Some people like a challenging game, some don’t. Not everyone likes Elden Ring and Souls games. Roguelikes aren’t for everyone.
You get the same thing from the Hickman loyalists. D&D as semi-scripted tabletop theater sports is the only real and good way to play.
Neither is right. It’s all preferences. Pineapple on pizza or no.
Neither is right. It’s all preferences. Pineapple on pizza or no.