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Auxellion wrote:

TheGiantPeanut wrote:This thread confuses me...

Immaturity does that

So does six shots of rum. I wish I were confused right now.

Frazzled wrote:So does six shots of rum. I wish I were confused right now.

Don't let us stop you!

Frazzled wrote:

Auxellion wrote:

TheGiantPeanut wrote:This thread confuses me...

Immaturity does that

So does six shots of rum. I wish I were confused right now.

All of my rum is gone

Col_Torsin wrote:

Frazzled wrote:

Auxellion wrote:

TheGiantPeanut wrote:This thread confuses me...

Immaturity does that

So does six shots of rum. I wish I were confused right now.

All of my rum is gone

There is a cure! Get thee to an alewife and pronto!

Frazzled wrote:

Col_Torsin wrote:

Frazzled wrote:

Auxellion wrote:

TheGiantPeanut wrote:This thread confuses me...

Immaturity does that

So does six shots of rum. I wish I were confused right now.

All of my rum is gone

There is a cure! Get thee to an alewife and pronto!

Could I just get some whiskey?

I started playing warhammer in 8th grade, and now I play in college.

I think a competitive hobby that involves kids as well as adults is a terrible idea. It really isnt possible for a young adult to have a game with an adult. Also kids who are really young shouldnt be in gaming stores with adults its not a day care service.

I had ALOT of problems when I was a kid. I remember one adult yelled at me for being "disrespectful" and the rulebook clearly favored my opinion.

Yea warhammers a funny hobby. IMO get together with friends your age who dont care if they win or loose, thats when its fun.

Auxellion wrote:

Worglock wrote:

Auxellion wrote:Poster above can be slotted into "mal-adjusted anti-social misfit" category quite easily

you could at least name names. And cite some reasoning.

At least put some effort into it.

I didn't want to interrupt your trolling spree Worglock. I hope you have it in your heart to forgive me.

Aww. You're mad. It'll be ok. Just relax.

Col_Torsin wrote:

Frazzled wrote:

Auxellion wrote:

TheGiantPeanut wrote:This thread confuses me...

Immaturity does that

So does six shots of rum. I wish I were confused right now.

All of my rum is gone

Why is the rum always gone? :(

Some people at my FLGS really need to shower, STFU, get a job, and learn to shave.

There is this one guy who looks like the kid from Mask

Smitty0305 wrote:I started playing warhammer in 8th grade, and now I play in college.

I think a competitive hobby that involves kids as well as adults is a terrible idea. It really isnt possible for a young adult to have a game with an adult. Also kids who are really young shouldnt be in gaming stores with adults its not a day care service.

I had ALOT of problems when I was a kid. I remember one adult yelled at me for being "disrespectful" and the rulebook clearly favored my opinion.

Yea warhammers a funny hobby. IMO get together with friends your age who dont care if they win or loose, thats when its fun.

Bit elitist, much? I have had GREAT games of Warhammer with people 2 times my age, and great games of Warhammer with people my age. In short, it is totally possible for a young adult to have a great game of Warhammer with an adult, as long as said young adult has a brain and is not hyped up on sugar/energy drinks. Just limiting yourself to playing games with people your age smack of being social "challenged" (not saying you are, your just giving that impression).
_Tim?

Candroth wrote:
Someone did that once at the video game store I was managing at the time. The parents were incensed when they showed up three hours later to pick their child up and the child wasn't there. Running to the counter in a panic, they asked where their child was. 'I called mall security fifteen minutes after you left and had them pick him up. They're located just off the center courtyard, next to the Abercrombie store.'

This makes me smile. It's rarely the kid's fault, it's the parent's.

The Night Stalker wrote:Some people at my FLGS really need to shower, STFU, get a job, and learn to shave.

There is this one guy who looks like the kid from Mask

So you're saying they're young?

/facetious

Its not the game, its society. No matter what facet of life you observe, your going to have bad apples. That why you find the good apples, take down their number, and form an external gaming club away from the stores with those players.

I can't think of many other shops that have a large youth customer base which actively encourages that group to stay in the shop and use their purchases, alongside an adult customer base doing much the same thing. Closest we can figure here in Festung ArbeitsSchu is that a GW is closer in spirit to a Community Centre or Sports and Leisure centres, or some kind of bar and thus it follows that the means of handling customers should most closely reflect how such places are managed.

You know, the best way to solve the problem is just to have GW's open Bars in their stores, and maybe a seperate room for the younger and newer players.

I know of a BB that does that here, where one room is meant for gamers who have been playing for more then 2 years, and another room for the youngsters and rookies. It makes it quite peaceful... sadly, no bar in the more advanced room

Col_Torsin wrote:
I know of a BB that does that here, where one room is meant for gamers who have been playing for more then 2 years, and another room for the youngsters and rookies. It makes it quite peaceful... sadly, no bar in the more advanced room

Sweet baby Jesus, what a wonderful idea! Do they have a TFG cage in a dark, dank corner somewhere? Please?

hungryp wrote:

Col_Torsin wrote:
I know of a BB that does that here, where one room is meant for gamers who have been playing for more then 2 years, and another room for the youngsters and rookies. It makes it quite peaceful... sadly, no bar in the more advanced room

Sweet baby Jesus, what a wonderful idea! Do they have a TFG cage in a dark, dank corner somewhere? Please?

The have what they call, "The cage"... it's meant for annoying gamers, or just anyone thats generally pissing off the manager

Col_Torsin wrote:

hungryp wrote:

Col_Torsin wrote:
I know of a BB that does that here, where one room is meant for gamers who have been playing for more then 2 years, and another room for the youngsters and rookies. It makes it quite peaceful... sadly, no bar in the more advanced room

Sweet baby Jesus, what a wonderful idea! Do they have a TFG cage in a dark, dank corner somewhere? Please?

The have what they call, "The cage"... it's meant for annoying gamers, or just anyone thats generally pissing off the manager

sir, your store is amazing. 'Nuff said.

daedalus wrote:

The Night Stalker wrote:Some people at my FLGS really need to shower, STFU, get a job, and learn to shave.

There is this one guy who looks like the kid from Mask

So you're saying they're young?

/facetious

Not that one, this one

I would assume the kid in question being Scott Trakker