>play japanese character focused game
>GM gives no guidelines, make an edgy dude who wouldn't normally work in something like D&D
>first session
>literally forced to break character, acting like an (edgier) hero, because the other PCs (who are supposed to be more like classic good guys) are chit-chatting while an important civilian NPC is fucking DYING
>have to break character multiple times to get the plot moving forward because the GM puts me in heroic situations while the other PCs are screwing around like this is D&D, putting the onus on me to do something useful else the game falls apart
When you're playing with autists with the social awareness of a goldfish, maybe D&D isn't so bad a choice

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