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Game Table Atmosphere

Started by rgrove0172, August 18, 2016, 12:05:18 PM

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August 26, 2016, 12:55:05 PM
Quote from: Haffrung;9155308

Funny how being rowdy is associated in this thread with being juvenile. Middle-aged adults like to cut loose now and then. At the least the ones I hang out with do.

If that is so it wasn't intended, well not generally. Having fun at the table, even boisterous fun isn't necessarily juvenile, just disruptive and maybe unwelcome by some, in some cases. There is however a type of fun, commonly seen in gaming groups, that is juvenile. Now that doesn't make it evil and the participants needful of crucifying but there is no denying its is juvenile. Certain subject matter (relieving one's self, masturbation, flatulence come to mind but there are countless others) and assigning ridiculous and unflattering traits or imagined actions to NPCs (The three hedge witches are female versions of the three Stooges - states the player..ha ha ha, Moe, Larry and Curly..ha ha ha) are pretty juvenile.. and the list could go on endlessly. We all know when humor takes the plunge from mature silliness to something truly embarrassing.
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