Vaso

I understand that a GM has the right to decide that a player is not a good fit for their table, and I do not object to that. What made the experience unpleasant for me was the way it ended. I was removed and blocked without an opportunity to respond or even say goodbye to people I had been playing with. I found that unnecessarily abrupt and rude. This was particularly surprising because, about a week earlier, I had been asked whether I was enjoying the game and, if so, to leave a review. I was enjoying it, so I left a positive review to support the GM. That interaction gave me no indication that my participation was about to end. There may have been genuine differences in play style and legitimate reasons to decide I was not a good fit. My negative experience is not about that decision, but about how it was handled. After playing together for some time, I expected at least an opportunity to respond and say goodbye.

Good: Interesting story, voice acting, interesting role playing.

Great DM. He is well prepared for the game. His world is live and full of details. But even when we go out of rail, he is very able to improvise and to add new content on the go. This is our second session so far, but I really like how it is progressing so far. Until now, our party was really peaceful (righteous paladin, curious druid and opportunistic thief), not willing to engage in unnecessary bloodshed. Although we were forced into one short combat we did not kill anyone there. Only one rabbit died for a lunch. In any case, DM was very accomodating to our (the players) games preferences and our desires to how much combat vs roleplay we would have. I would gladly recommend this DM to anyone.