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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zelda Themelin" data-source="post: 5693634" data-attributes="member: 167">Angry. Oh yes. To discover you have incompatible gaming styles usually means you have been in game at least one session, but usually more. In extreme case one is enough. Incocompatble usually doesn't IME mean there is just problem in game preferances, it might include actual personality clashes.It usually is about personality first IME. Even those preferance issues might make people bit annoyed over very recent (in their opinion) waste of time/really bad playing experience. And that might give off negative feelng even while in that case it's nothing deep. And people tend to get pissed when they are kicked out of anything. Hobby, work, bar etc. Even if you don't really want to stay with that hobby/social group it's not nice someone else noticing it and asking you to leave. Most people would rather be ones doing the leaving.Plus there is this already meantioned person kicking someone out of game group might just have something against you.I have 2 friends who still have sad memories about some stuff their old gaming group pulled at them in game, and then "forgotten mentions of game-sessions". And end of friendship.</blockquote>