Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 9397899" data-attributes="member: 6877472">I guess that's fair, though they did have the information gleaned by fighting the Duergar previously.&nbsp; Upon reflection, I was really hoping for more teamwork- each turn, each player kind of does their own thing, with the only exception being the Cleric and the Druid who will stop to heal party members once they've fallen down, lol.Even though they could do things to support the group, sometimes they make these odd decisions, like the Druid casting flaming sphere in a tunnel and refusing to stop concentrating on it even after it did damage to an ally because they had nowhere to go to avoid it, or a similar scenario when someone used darkness.You know, the little things the players do like not remembering how their abilities or spells work or forgetting &quot;oh yeah, that monster resists poison damage&quot; when casting a poison spell.I suppose putting them in a dangerous scenario and hoping that would make them strategize better was very wishful thinking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Gasik, post: 9397899, member: 6877472"] I guess that's fair, though they did have the information gleaned by fighting the Duergar previously. Upon reflection, I was really hoping for more teamwork- each turn, each player kind of does their own thing, with the only exception being the Cleric and the Druid who will stop to heal party members once they've fallen down, lol. Even though they could do things to support the group, sometimes they make these odd decisions, like the Druid casting [I]flaming sphere[/I] in a tunnel and refusing to stop concentrating on it even after it did damage to an ally because they had nowhere to go to avoid it, or a similar scenario when someone used [I]darkness[/I]. You know, the little things the players do like not remembering how their abilities or spells work or forgetting "oh yeah, that monster resists poison damage" when casting a poison spell. I suppose putting them in a dangerous scenario and hoping that would make them strategize better was very wishful thinking. [/QUOTE]

Verification