What Was Your Last Straw?

[jemstone]

Freehold DM wrote:

That doesn't sound mostly okay, it sounds like a personality disorder. People can live their lives with one, but they will not be fun to be around depending on th diagnosis.

That's what we thought, as well, but apparently the diagnosis came back clean.

Regardless, the person in question will not be gaming with myself or any of my friends groups any time soon.

[Bruunwald]

jemstone wrote:

Freehold DM wrote:

That doesn't sound mostly okay, it sounds like a personality disorder. People can live their lives with one, but they will not be fun to be around depending on th diagnosis.

That's what we thought, as well, but apparently the diagnosis came back clean.

Regardless, the person in question will not be gaming with myself or any of my friends groups any time soon.

Wow.

[Mikaze]

Epic Meepo wrote:

TOZ wrote:

golem101 wrote:

Last session, the the DM which I ranted in another thread, decided to entertain the table for about an hour [/sarcasm], reading a dozen pages from a fantasy novel.

*eyetwitch* Yeah, I had a DM who thought reading some LotR parody novel to the group would be a good 'icebreaker'.

It was very uncomfortable.

At least it wasn't Fifty Shades of Gray. :P

Could work if the GM is Gilbert Gottfried.

[BeefSupreme]

I had a DM that was also a PC & that we would always almost get killed until he would jump out with his Arrows of Slaying keyed to everything we were fighting at the time & save us. And for some reason every female NPC we met would instantly fall in love with his PC no matter what. It got old really fast.

[Epic Meepo]

Mikaze wrote:

Epic Meepo wrote:

At least it wasn't Fifty Shades of Gray. :P

Could work if the GM is Gilbert Gottfried.

I've seen that Gilbert Gottfried 50 Shades of Gray video, and it was hilarious.

[Midnight_Angel]

Hama wrote:

Imagine if it was twilight? I think i would jump out of a window to escape that, no matter which floor i was on.

Actually, I am pretty sure that if the GM started to read Twilight to us, the majority of the group would assist me in throwing him out of the window, no matter which floor we are on.

[golem101]

Epic Meepo wrote:

TOZ wrote:

golem101 wrote:

Last session, the the DM which I ranted in another thread, decided to entertain the table for about an hour [/sarcasm], reading a dozen pages from a fantasy novel.

*eyetwitch* Yeah, I had a DM who thought reading some LotR parody novel to the group would be a good 'icebreaker'.

It was very uncomfortable.

At least it wasn't Fifty Shades of Gray. :P

It was some Elminster novel. Maybe Fifty Shades of Gray would have been an on-par replacement. ;-P