Re: Bad GM in Galaxy Game Arrow

From: user@swaffields.softnet.co.uk

Date: Sat, 16 Nov 1996 00:00:00 +0000

On 12/11/96 08:04, in message <6G8RpIAnAKiyIwea@spelbind.demon.co.uk>, Steve
Pritchard <Steve@spelbind.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> During a bitter argument between a player and GM, the player yells:
>
> >No I'll tell you what, you fix it now, If you can't, drop me from this
> >game and either you tell the rest of the players that due to your
> >ineptness a player has droped from the game or I will.
>
> I can only asume the GM was running Galaxy on a "free play" basis? He
> was putting his own time into running this, his own efforts and had
> apparently tried to apologies for the mix-up but was - perfectly
> reasonably in my opinion - not willing to rerun a whol game for one
> missed turn that wouldn't have crippled a player so early in the game.
> The player, after repeatedly whining and then starting to threaten the
> GM with blackening his name across as many people in the game as he
> could, is surpirsed to get a vitriolic response.
>
> >>YOU CAN STICK IT UP YOUR A__, FOR ALL I CARE. WHY DON'T YOU GO START YOUR
> >>OWN F_____ GAME THEN IF YOU ARE NOT HAPPY. NO ONE ELSE SEEMS TO MIND.
> >>HOPE TO NEVER HEAR FROM YOU AGAIN.
>
> I might have phrased it differently myself (at least, I hope I would),
> but the sentiments express my own thoughts!
>
> --
> Steve Pritchard
>
> Turnpike evaluation. For Turnpike information, mailto:info@turnpike.com

HI steve,

IT'S ONE OF YER OLD PALS HERE.

GOOD ON YER

C854

References

Bad GM in Galaxy Game Arrow
hrespey@mindspring.com (H.Ross Espey )
Sat, 09 Nov 1996 00:00:00 +0000