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Yea crazies can bring a game down.SirJames wrote:I have a player in my group playing a Crazy and trust me he's driving me nuts. He gets way into character which is good and bad. The bad is he tries to get all the attention on himself.
They are pretty rare in my experience, too.Hagan Lonovich wrote:They're hard to contain and best as npcs but I find they are rare enough that I dont dread seeing one submitted to my game.
I'll clarify.Misfit KotLD wrote:I've found it's the player, not the character that's the problem.
Seems that's as much an excuse to be a douche though.lather wrote:I'll clarify.Misfit KotLD wrote:I've found it's the player, not the character that's the problem.
Players playing crazies can really bring down a game. So can any player playing any character, but insane characters seem to be more facilitating of it.
Could be, certainly. Insanity is difficult to play and not be non-disruptive. But so can mages and long bowmen, if they don't suit the player's strengths as a player.Misfit KotLD wrote:Seems that's as much an excuse to be a douche though.lather wrote:I'll clarify.Misfit KotLD wrote:I've found it's the player, not the character that's the problem.
Players playing crazies can really bring down a game. So can any player playing any character, but insane characters seem to be more facilitating of it.
The difference is how easily those can be used as excuses for douche-baggery.lather wrote:Could be, certainly. Insanity is difficult to play and not be non-disruptive. But so can mages and long bowmen, if they don't suit the player's strengths as a player.Misfit KotLD wrote:Seems that's as much an excuse to be a douche though.lather wrote:I'll clarify.Misfit KotLD wrote:I've found it's the player, not the character that's the problem.
Players playing crazies can really bring down a game. So can any player playing any character, but insane characters seem to be more facilitating of it.
I'll buy that for a buck.Misfit KotLD wrote:The difference is how easily those can be used as excuses for douche-baggery.lather wrote:Could be, certainly. Insanity is difficult to play and not be non-disruptive. But so can mages and long bowmen, if they don't suit the player's strengths as a player.Misfit KotLD wrote:Seems that's as much an excuse to be a douche though.lather wrote:I'll clarify.Misfit KotLD wrote:I've found it's the player, not the character that's the problem.
Players playing crazies can really bring down a game. So can any player playing any character, but insane characters seem to be more facilitating of it.