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<blockquote data-quote="Belbarrus" data-source="post: 1377592" data-attributes="member: 10962">-Players who complaing about railroading, but then do not make decisions on what to *or* offer the DM suggestions on what they would like to do.-Players that joke, talk and get distracted during other people's turn during combat and when it is *their* turn, THEN they open the book and start looking up spell/weapon/magic items rules or statistics!-(This isnt necessarily the players fault but...) When players react with too much caution during a mundane encounter, then jump recklessly into a difficult encounter.-Players that brag and boast about how tough and badass their characters are when they win an encounter, then complain that fight was too tough when they need to run from an encounter.-Players that do everything &quot;by the book&quot; or have a set pattern to how they approach almost every situation. I mean, all the players do this with all of their characters. I, as a DM,&nbsp; would like to see some spontaneousness sometimes.B</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Belbarrus, post: 1377592, member: 10962"] -Players who complaing about railroading, but then do not make decisions on what to *or* offer the DM suggestions on what they would like to do. -Players that joke, talk and get distracted during other people's turn during combat and when it is *their* turn, THEN they open the book and start looking up spell/weapon/magic items rules or statistics! -(This isnt necessarily the players fault but...) When players react with too much caution during a mundane encounter, then jump recklessly into a difficult encounter. -Players that brag and boast about how tough and badass their characters are when they win an encounter, then complain that fight was too tough when they need to run from an encounter. -Players that do everything "by the book" or have a set pattern to how they approach almost every situation. I mean, all the players do this with all of their characters. I, as a DM, would like to see some spontaneousness sometimes. B [/QUOTE]

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