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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dog Moon" data-source="post: 2828192" data-attributes="member: 23023">Okay, true story to the best of my recollection.  We started off not knowing each other in a town and had goals of our own, mainly, atm, to find other adventurers and go on adventures.So after about a half hour of talking about what we're doing, two of us finally meet, me and another character.  We discuss things and he just for some reason decides to follow me.  So he doesn't really say anything and I continue going about my business with him tagging along.We encounter another person in the group, and he's just playing his character annoyingly [I don't remember if he had a good reason for it or not].  He tries to join, but I'm like 'uh-uh, I ain't traveling with anybody that annoying.'  So we leave him alone and do other stuff.A little bit later, the annoying guy encounters the fourth person in the group.  They almost start fighting, but I think they managed to avoid it and the fourth person leaves the annoying guy behind.So this is like 2-3 hours into our game and the DM's like "What the Hell?" and his campaign is like totally messed up.  After another half hour or so of putsing around trying to do something, but really unable to because we can't singlehandedly take on an adventure planned for 4 people, the DM gives up and the campaign ends.We decided pretty much from then on to either have the group be friends of a sort, or at the minimum known to each other.It wasn't the best as in greatest, of course, but it was the best in the fact that our start was so horrible, we found it quite hilarious.  None of us ever knew how much the DM prepped for that cause we didn't do anything as planned.  Oh man, funny times.</blockquote>

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