> Why play with them and not just cut them out completely? By keeping them in group your only enforcing their unpleasantness.
The people who actually ruin the game and make it not fun to play, we do cut them out.
But other people, well - I guess the threshold for playing a cooperative game with someone is different than the threshold for inviting them to a party at my house. Plus, at D&D, they spend a lot of their time inside a character who may be more interesting and pleasant than the person rolling the dice.
The people who actually ruin the game and make it not fun to play, we do cut them out.
But other people, well - I guess the threshold for playing a cooperative game with someone is different than the threshold for inviting them to a party at my house. Plus, at D&D, they spend a lot of their time inside a character who may be more interesting and pleasant than the person rolling the dice.