other people can be annoying
Jan. 26th, 2005 01:52 pmIf anything eventually burns me out on gaming it WILL be the players, never the game. I've been refereeing since 1973 and the dawn of time [for rpgs] and mostly ref'd at least once a week during all that time. That's a ton of gaming.
Right now I'm doing one 2nd ed AD&D game on Saturdays [where my player complain bitterly about NOT gaming because of FC staff meetings] and an Agris game [home-made rpg that's about 20 years old now] - ref'd about twice a month on Sundays. Then I ref 12 games over the 'net [text/response] at boojum's Warren site.
So now one of the Sunday players is bitching at me - in 7 freaking emails the last 2 days! - about how I'm ruining his gaming life because I have a class I want to go to next Sunday & have a Baycon staff meeting the Sunday after that. So why can't I ref a game the Sunday thereafter? Because THAT one player can't make the game, so I'll inconvenience the -other- 5 players JUST for him. Do I get any credit for that? Nope. I just get complaints. (sighs) Some days it's just not worth reading my inbox.
Right now I'm doing one 2nd ed AD&D game on Saturdays [where my player complain bitterly about NOT gaming because of FC staff meetings] and an Agris game [home-made rpg that's about 20 years old now] - ref'd about twice a month on Sundays. Then I ref 12 games over the 'net [text/response] at boojum's Warren site.
So now one of the Sunday players is bitching at me - in 7 freaking emails the last 2 days! - about how I'm ruining his gaming life because I have a class I want to go to next Sunday & have a Baycon staff meeting the Sunday after that. So why can't I ref a game the Sunday thereafter? Because THAT one player can't make the game, so I'll inconvenience the -other- 5 players JUST for him. Do I get any credit for that? Nope. I just get complaints. (sighs) Some days it's just not worth reading my inbox.
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