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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oryan77" data-source="post: 5672847" data-attributes="member: 18701">This has been mentioned a couple of times in this thread. It surprises me that tardiness for a D&D game can be so important. D&D is a time of relaxation and fun; it's not a job. We already have to worry about tardiness with our jobs, I don't really care to worry about being late to hang out with "friends" also.I honestly don't care when someone is late to a game. I'm perfectly fine waiting on them and talking with whoever is there. I'm there to socialize with friends as much as game with them. 30 minutes is not a big deal to me. I suppose it would be different for a game being held at a store or event. But to be 30 minutes late to a friends house is not an issue with me and if it was a big deal it would make the event much too formal for my tastes.Are these actual issues you have dealt with? Are they common with you? I have played with 30+ players in my time and I have never once dealt with any of these issues you mentioned. Some of them are mind boggling.</blockquote>