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<blockquote data-quote="ExploderWizard" data-source="post: 5693152" data-attributes="member: 66434">I'm curious about how often &quot;different gaming style&quot; gets used to describe a situation that more closely models very self centered individuals with much to be desired in the social skills area. &nbsp;If not getting everything the way you like it all the time means leaving the group and badmouthing someone then perhaps the problem isn't the group. &nbsp;Getting along in a gaming group means allowing for everyone to have a good time in equal measure. If a person can't understand that there are other members of the group that might have different favorite aspects of play and everything won't revolve solely around what he/she finds most interesting at all times then it would appear to be a social problem. &nbsp;If finding the right style of play involves finding a group thats only interested in doing what you want all the time then its no wonder that finding a &quot;compatible&quot; group is such a chore.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ExploderWizard, post: 5693152, member: 66434"] I'm curious about how often "different gaming style" gets used to describe a situation that more closely models very self centered individuals with much to be desired in the social skills area. If not getting everything the way you like it all the time means leaving the group and badmouthing someone then perhaps the problem isn't the group. Getting along in a gaming group means allowing for everyone to have a good time in equal measure. If a person can't understand that there are other members of the group that might have different favorite aspects of play and everything won't revolve solely around what he/she finds most interesting at all times then it would appear to be a social problem. If finding the right style of play involves finding a group thats only interested in doing what you want all the time then its no wonder that finding a "compatible" group is such a chore. [/QUOTE]

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