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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mhacdebhandia" data-source="post: 4856509" data-attributes="member: 18832">I had one player in the game I run who smokes (though he is no longer in the game) - he stepped out onto the balcony of our apartment, which is just off the living room in which we play anyway, and smoked there. No problem.No-one usually drinks, but the last session involved one player bringing some red wine. I wouldn't want to play with people who were drunk or high to the point where they couldn't pay proper attention to the game.The idea of banning couples from a game is ludicrous. I don't play in every game with my wife - in fact, currently I don't play in any games with her - but she is definitely the first person I invite to play in every game I run, even though I know sometimes I'll be running something she doesn't care to play. I don't currently have any couples in my games apart from us, but I have no problem with the idea. The one major time when having a couple in the same game was a problem, it was their problem.I don't care for distractions like television or unrelated music, but at the same time any GM that has a problem with me staying in touch with my wife via text messages is a GM with whom I'll decline to play. It doesn't happen much anyway, but if she needs to get in contact with me, I'm going to be available for her.</blockquote>