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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 2887441" data-attributes="member: 3087">And here we have the problem.Never follow someone who throws temper tantrums around.Letting someone, who has avoided taking the chance to proactively talk to you and resolve the situation (despite giving them opportunities to do so), dominate the game and ruin it for others.Doesn’t really matter where you’re playing, all the players (in terms of the game) deserve equal treatment.He chooses to leave, you should let him. If everyone is having fun then you are maximizing the enjoyment of the group. If he can get over himself and begin to communicate successfully then that’s good; if not then he’s made a decision to leave and you should respect that and NOT REWARD BAD BEHAVIOR.DnD works best when played… having extensive OOC debates about whether this-style is better than that-style never ends well.</blockquote>