Yeah, I've got that feeling as well, but my point still stands.
Let's not go full Wagonlitz on a random sarcastic remark of Euro.
Yeah, I've got that feeling as well, but my point still stands.
Let's not go full Wagonlitz on a random sarcastic remark of Euro.
there's a now banned (i think) forumite who is not allowed to participate in any games i gm.Very rarely, and mostly only after consistently breaking rules or the spirit of the game.
Maybe this is all an act, EURO has outsmarted us all, and he will adopt a more moderate position once the Big actually starts.It wouldn't be the first invitation only game, and euro is an ardent supporter of a gm's right to be picky. I'm not sure why you'd think euro isn't serious. The only question for me is whether he'd want to go through with it.
Maybe this is all an act, EURO has outsmarted us all, and he will adopt a more moderate position once the Big actually starts.
...wait, did I just the Trump Dump thread by accident?
I'm all for letting the GM deny a player if they so choose: al-Aziz did it in her Lite, and I think that went alright.
Sure, if they broke rules or the spirit of the game before. Arbitrarily though? I'm against it, for the reasons stated before. You don't want people to play differently to avoid insulting the next GM in the current game for instance.
The GM is checked by their players. If the GM does something stupid, their players call them out on it. Something so petty as that would be objected to.
So for what reasons other than previous rule breaking should a GM not allow a player to play in their game?
Inferior play.So for what reasons other than previous rule breaking should a GM not allow a player to play in their game?
So for what reasons other than previous rule breaking should a GM not allow a player to play in their game?
So for what reasons other than previous rule breaking should a GM not allow a player to play in their game?
Inferior play.
That's not what I meant. I was referring to not letting players like DG, CC, or Cody in because of their habitual lazy shenanigans.Imagine the gm of the next game is a goodie in the current game. He's done some suspicious stuff and you shoot him as a hunter, thinking he is a baddie. He is pissed. Should he now not let you play because of "inferior play"? I think that's a slippery slope which could negatively affect gameplay for everyone.
Imagine the gm of the next game is a goodie in the current game. He's done some suspicious stuff and you shoot him as a hunter, thinking he is a baddie. He is pissed. Should he now not let you play because of "inferior play"? I think that's a slippery slope which could negatively affect gameplay for everyone.
Then the other players call the GM a jerk and quit his game, which withers and dies. Problem solved.Imagine the gm of the next game is a goodie in the current game. He's done some suspicious stuff and you shoot him as a hunter, thinking he is a baddie. He is pissed. Should he now not let you play because of "inferior play"? I think that's a slippery slope which could negatively affect gameplay for everyone.