Horse Girl Writes Fanfiction and Becomes That Guy | RPG Horror Stories
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- How often is That Guy actually a Horse Girl playing an ASOIAF campaign? Today's dnd horror stories from r/rpghorrorstories about a bad player that is more preoccupied with writing fanfiction and obsess over the writer than actually try to play the game with their supposed friends.
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Yeah, Horse Girl needed to see a therapist before she tried DnD. There is a lot to unbag there and I wouldn't even know where to start. I was going to fall under the DM for not putting up much more of a fight until the part where they were actually trying to get HG to get help. Hopefully she did take the hint of doing it and actually got some help. I feel if she got the help she needed, she would be a much better person
Yeah people all too often use the escapism aspect of TTRPG as a substitute for theory. It most certainly is not enough!
i thought the same thing, as the DM ... and the group, i think that was a scarring experience
There's a lot to unpack there, but let's just throw away the whole suitcase instead.
Ya know, I had this on in the background while shopping around for some good ghost stories or just plain haunted mystery kinda books and somehow this was worse then anything I could find.
You’re welcome, sometimes the living is scarier than the dead.
Incapable of separating player from character, smothering another PC with unwanted affection, and many other issues that may seem passive, but ultimately lead to big problems. Definitely seemed like a problem player even before the big drops.
Yeah, it was already a horror story without the fanfiction reveal. It just makes things that much scarier in retrospect!
A classic.
I don't fully know what to think about this person, it seems like she liked the op and saw other women as opponents.
Yeah, I feel like that is the case too.
Tbh......horse girl lived up the westeros realism more than anyone.
here here!
Though after the first game, she shoulda had no char protection against doing stupid stuff and should have to see if she can successfully fight her way out fights she starts.
You know, you might be right. It’s just what her character would do 😂
You're gonna hate me for this joke. But you could say the Horse Girl wanted to Horse around?
You're right, we hate you for that joke
I don't hate you for it, but I'm very disappointed 😂
They were right to have suggested therapy. I hope that woman got the help she needed.
You know, I expected this to be worse. But after hearing how the GM was talking to Horse Girl outside of sessions I realized it could've been the extra horrible story I was expecting. I hope Horse Girl got some effective help.
Brings to mind an irl situation with an acquaintance, if you only have bad neighbors you are the bad neighbor
If you ask me, Horse Girl is honestly more in line with ASoIaF as a setting than any of the other characters. Her character is essentially an exaggerated amalgam of three different canon Stark girls - Sansa, Arya, and Lyanna. Their version of Westeros is altogether really weird in my opinion. There are gender-equal Northern noble houses (no, there most definitely are not), there are bastards with happy backgrounds and home lives (if you know anything about the legal standing of bastards in Westeros, you'd understand why that cannot be a thing), characters don't have a kill-on-sight policy with regards to bandits and highwaymen (I _guess_ I could see this kind of soft-heartedness for a Red Priest, _maybe,_ but he'd still be an absolute oddity), there is such a thing as a "medieval fantasy rehab" for some reason (what do you think this is, Discworld??)... it's okay to want to play more idealistic characters and stories that are "good" by modern standards, but then why did you pick ASoIaF as a setting?? Also, some things in this story really smell like GM favoritism... and then GM digs up Horse Girl's most likely private writing, presumably without her consent. I am kind of curious as to what that story looks like from the other side.
Oh no... Not this story again!! *Runs for the hills*
Run all you’d like but can you outrun a horse?
@@lootgoblinmarketplace No I cannot...
Just the thumbnail had me laughing.
"Incapable of separating reality from fiction" is the biggest red flag though.
The fact that she absolutely just tore a hole through everything she was apart of. I dont think she liked the single guy of the group as a fact of actual likeness but he is a guy and she wanted the guys to fawn over her. In her mind it was whenever she met a guy NPC or character it would be: "oh no this poor girl who has gone through such a hard life, I'll protect her!". However In ASOIAF most people have a harsh backstory so no one is going to fawn over just another person with a horrible past.
Since I was looking at something else, I thought the ‘oof’ dagger was what she really called it for a minute there. It still made sense to me, she’s described to be a jokester. Then I got confused why you said it the exact same the second time, looked over, and my heart dropped
"Apologies for how long this is."
That's what the horse girl wants to hear.
Me (being slow and Reading slightly ahead): hey grape dagger is a weird a unique name. Don't know why it would be seen as a joke or what it is.
Me (After he censors the word and the realisation sinks in): Oh. Oh no.
Honestly, when I was about halfway through, with the way she chose a bastard backstory and played so hard into the pity party, had no reaction to all the anti-woman stuff in the game, and her dagger's nickname, I was worrying about what her home life must have been like.
Man I use to be in a MMO guild with someone Horse Girl reminds me of for some reason, we'll call them "Moon Moon". Same very naive type of role player who didn't "get it" and was very much living in her own mental fantasy about her character and was always making "enhancements". Basically acted like a bad anime protagonist for the most part, but then started to get pretty hard into femdom and became weirdly misanthropic, started just picking fights with the male characters in our group. She'd say and do the most bizarre things sometimes, but to be clear, she wasn't "hated" OOC, or even IC for the most part, it was just a case of "gosh I wish you'd just do BETTER and be less confusing". We were a pretty relaxed group with low standards for the most part, there were a few edgelords, but it wasn't a particularly edgy guild. Societally though, we were in a fascist state and she had a tendency to go rogue on outings, so it ended with "Okay, we're going to have to actually punish your character this time, this behavior has gone too far" and her just gquitting rather than accepting consequences for her character's actions. 😅 I think by that time she realized her character growth had plateaued because without some appropriate increase in character maturity or at least a change in behavior, the GMs and senior players simply weren't going to let her progress. It's a little sad, but as far as I know, she ended up in a lesbian ERP guild and is completely happy.
The minute I've heard about the "good homebrew House that is an embodiment of everything good and kind" the OP lost me.
Why the hell take a harsh setting and then insert "good guys" instead of just picking another bloody setting? I'll never understand that and I'll always resent people who do that. It's bad taste.
Yeah, it is a weird choice to try and have a “blatant good guys” faction when it’s really a setting of picking the lesser of two evils.
It could work if they were portrayed as having an 'honor before reason' attitude. That way their virtues could also be a problem depending on the situation. Kinda like how Ned Stark still tried to do what he thought was right even though he knew it would probably just get him killed.
@@Athetos_Admech the existence of one person who is "honor before reason" in such a setting is more than justified. But a political entity like that wouldn't survive in it longer than 10 years, unless it was completely isolated from other Houses and their intrigues.
@@countrygeneral I agree that you would need a good explanation to justify such a faction in that setting. Maybe they would be tolerated as a buffer between the other houses and whatever dangers are further north? Or maybe it's just the current leader of that house who has that attitude and others are using his moral sensibilities to manipulate him.
honourable people like ned stark, bariston selmy and house Dayne exists
Okay, I'm scared to ask this but...what do they mean by 'Grape'?
Okay, Imma have to lead you through this. Write out "Grap" on a piece of paper. After that, cover the G ONLY.
You will unlock the hidden message with this ritual, Illusive Man.
@@daviddragonheart6798 Ahh, I see it now. Now I feel like an idiot.
Thanks for letting me know, sorry for being a dumbass ^^;
@@TheIllusiveMan11no one is born a blacksmith. A lot of Internet "code" isn't straight forward to everyone until you see it in very straight forward context and can work it out or someone explains it. I personally use urban dictionary A LOT
@@firebeard2412 Thanks for understanding
No joke, I had to look it up to. Lol, we're just too innocent for the Internet
Bro, my feelings. I'm returning from work and I'm tearing up badly :'3
Idk maybe just me in how when I hear these stories compared to most when it comes to these and other things my mind less goes the no you shouldn't do that. That's bad.
And more a, huh it sounds like a very socially awkward girl who doesn't know how to actually speak to others or read the room case. Of a ah shouldn't talk about that topic, to hearing being closer to what nothing is wrong with it, it's just like any other joke or topic. To not really enjoy talking with other girls possibly aside the gm and mainly talks with guys.
Possibly do to the writing case possibly has had bad experience with other girls in the past and tried hard to make friends with them like she did in the game but lead to basically what went down in game from there.
To even a sad backstory being a case in there mind as a way to make a actual connection and feeling like "ah there just like me I can get along with them" to even hoping they have one despite not, to cling onto them in some way since not sure how to speak to others without possibly.
This is simply my own interpretation of things said and easily could be wrong but for sure in the case she needed some therapy to talk with something's no doubt.
"it would certainly be yikes" 💀💀💀
awesome
I appreciate it!
this reminds me of this one guy I knew
not dnd related but he was obsessed with an mlp character funny enough
Oof
This one was a big oof
It seems to me that the word you should use is "OOF", not yikes!
I don't understand what "worg" is supposed to mean. Urban dictionary doesn't give anything and DnD only talks about the evil wolf worg.
I think it means "to merge" in this context. I was looking it up too because I was confused.
Warging, and I've only seen GoT so I may get the details wrong, but in this context they basically "possess" an animal.
I'm not one to kink shame (seriously, don't yuck anyone's yum when no one is getting hurt), but it's wild when the fact that she wrote r**e fantasy erotica in her spare time was the least concerning thing about the whole ordeal.
TL;DR. Overly sensitive zoomers can't just play a game and try to therapize everyone but themselves
Isn't this from several years ago? Would it be zoomers or zillennials?
@@SobiTheRobot right, I seem to remember this from awhile back
It’s a bit of an older story but definitely true for anyone that grew up perpetually online
Zoomer*S*?
why is it relegated to "that guy" when their a female irl also?
"That guy" is just the term for it. 🤷♀I think "that girl" has a whole other set of connotations.
TTRPG's are historically male dominated, even now they are still majority male. so the term for a problem player is male due to many examples of male players doing shitty things.
its the same reason the nightmare customer is referred to as a karen, because while there are men who cause issues the stereotype was built from negative experiences with mostly women
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