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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 8303583" data-attributes="member: 4534">I know I've told this one in another thread.&nbsp; But the first group I ran into here in Arkansas invited me to their place to play some AD&amp;D 1st edition (in 2001).&nbsp; One of the players was black and when he left the room for some reason another one of the players referred to him as an N word.&nbsp; I made my excuses, left, and never looked back.&nbsp; Most of my problematic player stories are pretty tame.&nbsp; Back in my 3E days, I was running games for a local club and a dude who hadn't played in years showed up to one of our events with his daughter (16-17) in tow.&nbsp; One of the other players (early 20s) was macking on her (unsuccessfully) throughout the entire game. For some odd reason we never saw them at another club event again. I had another player in the club who would often swear.&nbsp; I'm no prude, but when you're gaming at a public event, especially in mixed crowds of minors and adults, I think people should watch their language.&nbsp; It got bad enough that I started avoiding sitting at tables with that guy.&nbsp; Hell, this is actually two people.&nbsp; I had another guy who was like that but he didn't just swear he made completely inappropriate comments.&nbsp; He toned down his mannerisms when the attractive waitress came to take our order and when I asked why he couldn't be like that more often he loudly said, &quot;I'm not trying to naughty word you.&quot;&nbsp; Yeah, that was it for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 8303583, member: 4534"] I know I've told this one in another thread. But the first group I ran into here in Arkansas invited me to their place to play some AD&D 1st edition (in 2001). One of the players was black and when he left the room for some reason another one of the players referred to him as an N word. I made my excuses, left, and never looked back. Most of my problematic player stories are pretty tame. Back in my 3E days, I was running games for a local club and a dude who hadn't played in years showed up to one of our events with his daughter (16-17) in tow. One of the other players (early 20s) was macking on her (unsuccessfully) throughout the entire game. For some odd reason we never saw them at another club event again. I had another player in the club who would often swear. I'm no prude, but when you're gaming at a public event, especially in mixed crowds of minors and adults, I think people should watch their language. It got bad enough that I started avoiding sitting at tables with that guy. Hell, this is actually two people. I had another guy who was like that but he didn't just swear he made completely inappropriate comments. He toned down his mannerisms when the attractive waitress came to take our order and when I asked why he couldn't be like that more often he loudly said, "I'm not trying to naughty word you." Yeah, that was it for me. [/QUOTE]

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