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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Regal Worm of Slopp" data-source="post: 1514517" data-attributes="member: 18968">So...im new on this thing, but i have a major (to me anyways) question that i really need answering.  So here it is.Im a new D&D player, and i have been playing for about 3 months now.  our DM is a good DM, and he is the most experienced out of us all.  So of course, he has high standards.  And because of the huge difference in experience between the DM (about 2 years) and the players (between 3-7 months), we are terrible at roleplaying which is a must for our DM, and we still have the craving for action action action (though i can still have fun just talking).  Our DM  is frustrated because his older more experienced group has broken up, and he has us to deal with, and it is not going well.  The sessions simply miss that spark that makes the evening all fuzzy in memory, and i have no idea how to fix it. Our DM is a bit moody, and prone to being a jerk when angry.I desperately need a way to help us get that spark again, and i was hoping that you more experienced guys would know how to...Trying is the key to failure.......</blockquote>