Thank you +Etymologist+

[Maxelcat]

I know DMs get a bad rap cause they dont do what ever the players think they can...

but I had a stuck part in the catacombs that I opened a ticket for, (undead didnt spawn so one of the barriors didn't come down.)

+Etymologist+ was prompt, fixed the problem, was friendly and generaly awesome.

possably the bribery of cookies helped, but +Etymologist+ told me to pass them to others in his name.

+1 for +Etymologist+ some one in the office give them a real cookie for me!

[TEcarson]

I know DMs get a bad rap cause they dont do what ever the players think they can...

but I had a stuck part in the catacombs that I opened a ticket for, (undead didnt spawn so one of the barriors didn't come down.)

+Etymologist+ was prompt, fixed the problem, was friendly and generaly awesome.

possably the bribery of cookies helped, but +Etymologist+ told me to pass them to others in his name.

+1 for +Etymologist+ some one in the office give them a real cookie for me!

+1 to you for posting this. Have spent many years in customer service roles, and all too often the bad gets reported and the good gets overlooked.

[Dirac]

I know DMs get a bad rap cause they dont do what ever the players think they can...

but I had a stuck part in the catacombs that I opened a ticket for, (undead didnt spawn so one of the barriors didn't come down.)

+Etymologist+ was prompt, fixed the problem, was friendly and generaly awesome.

possably the bribery of cookies helped, but +Etymologist+ told me to pass them to others in his name.

+1 for +Etymologist+ some one in the office give them a real cookie for me!

They get a bad rap because, usually, only the people who have a bad experience come and post. In the dozen or so GM interactions I've had, they have always been prompt (2-10 min), very friendly, and helpful. They've been able to solve my problem nearly every time.