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¿Question #3384?
meshuggener: What are the primary reasons you would not invite individual gamers to a gaming session?

ocdspectrum: They are obnoxious. Question every rule but can't be troubled to look them up. They are not objective and only interpret rules as benefitting them at the time.
StormKnight: 1) Smokers. 2) People who drag out the game. 3) No room for them.
aleo09: analysis paralysis as a trait
thecasualgamer: Rudeness and inability to take care of game components ... oh, and cheats.
blaird: personality
J0kER: I do not like them.
Woelf: They're jerks.
Spirit of 70: If they were unpleasant.
chrisdk: 1) Prefers different games or playstyles than the majority of invitees. 2) annoys me on a personal level 3) suffers from AP 4) is a sore looser
Harkonnen13: Bad social skills, bad hygeine.
cgund: ?
goatsarecool: Refuses to try new games or will not see a new (or old I suppose) game through. Haven't had any of the former and have only observed the latter, but they all mutually agreed to stop. It was a good game too.
jannelle: Afraid they might steal
Hector Vortac: Several bits under the umbrella of 'no fun', starting with 'too slow' and 'blank personality'.
ZargonDDG: Cheating and causing disruptions.
ValerieF: not liking them
yoacusna: Errr, I don;t like them at all? Cheating would be pretty high on the list.
Hawk: A known rules lawyer would not be invited.
DHEK: The gamers in question are good sports or not fun to play with.
White Stone: The fact that I don't like said persons
eddyspaghetti: How they are likely to interact with others.
diemacher: If they're rude, messy, or boring
meta87: Taking too long on their turn.
sarnlaugsson: Beats me...
ZeroZilla: Group dynamics, game mechanics, lack of space, in that order.
Red Dragon: If someone cheats even once, and shows no shame about it, or cheats again after claiming to be sorry, there's no reason to play with them again. Almost anything else is forgivable. However, if they're just DENSE, and can't even understand simple rules after the third explanation, I probably wouldn't invite them back, assuming it was entirely up to me.
Chris Page: Antisocial behavior. In extreme cases, insanity.
chzimmerman: They annoy me or the other people I regularly play games with.
dietevil: They aren't fun to game with, or they smell bad
Greedo: I hate when I invite five bikini chicks over for some gaming and they are always climbing all over me and trying to rip my clothes off all the time. It can get really distracting. Don't you hate that?
Oxotnik: sore loser, obnoxious winner, and/or loud
ZiggyZambo: Questionable Odor.
bigbadsteve: last time i invited, frank, he nearly burned my house down after setting my cat on fire
SisyphusX: Personality conflicts with more respected attendees.
Nekura: Bad losers, not into the same games as the rest of the group, rude and/or disruptive
zaiga: If I don't like them as a person, I won't invite them.
vampywife: hmm, fear of cleptomaniacs, fear of sexual offenders, any number of other paranoid reasons.
miyazakigrognard: Chronic poor etiquette would be the only reason: the squeaky wheel gets shown the door.
Big Bad Lex: I don't like them.
ibemichael: If they're not interested in what I'm planning on playing
brainrob: Personality fit
Deeghter: They take every game attack personal!
hkishel: If they were not fun to play with, or do not get along with others.
RonStock: If they are gay or stupid I wont play with them
mrspank: Poor sportsmanship is always a good reason. That and strong B.O.
jasta6: they're cheaters, or don't mix well with others
enricodandolo: Look like that comic store owner on the Simpsons.
Chemik: They take it too seriously or not seriously enough. You gotta be social and involved.
Fawkes: I don't know them.
scriptorum: Pretty much only if I didn't enjoy someone's company.
_Kael_: Cheating. Asking silly GQs.Rule lawyering
Famous Mortimer: They are dead.
POvidiusNaso: The main criterion is this: if I know that by inviting them I'll be stuck playing games I don't want to play, I don't invite them.
ZombyDawg: They cheat.
scubadawg1: 1) Interest in games planned on being played, 2) personal relationship to them/other gamers, 3) gaming style
axarca: Because the person is a Hag.
Numskull: Severely clashing game type preferences; there's no way I'm gaming with anyone who glances at a stack of German games and says "These all look too complicated, let's play Munchkin instead."
GrandpaDave: I don't like them
Thedalek: 1) Poor Sportsmanship, 2) Rudeness, 3) Hygene
Cavedog_pdx: That's all I do. I don't do open invites to the whole city nosireebob!
sourwyrm: because they smell funny
MisterCranky: Primarily because I don't know those individuals. No wait--those type are generally okay. It's the idiots I know who cause the most trouble.
djlg: If we were planning to play a game which I know they don't like.
CharlieWonka: Axe Murderings
Belash: the only erason I have not invited people to a gaming session is due to the games that I want to be played compared to the level of gaming they are at. So, I will not invite a newbie if a heavier game is going to be played. Also, sometimes for numbers. If we are looking for 4 player games, then why invite a fifth?
Lord_Prussian: I don't want to.
Bahamut-X: Attidude
mrbeankc: Poor sportsmanship or cheating
jttm: Un-fun behaviour
The Unbeliever: 42
Randy Cox: If they smoke or stink or have pet hair all over them or are just really obnoxious, they're out.
puffinge: They are extremely annoying, not just annoying, I'll live with that.
chaddyboy_2000: Bad attitude.
CortexBomb: Personality conflict
skelebone: Available space, distance to travel. I don't have personality disagreements with anyone I play games with, so that's not a factor.
CDRodeffer: Not enough room in the house.
Spielfreak: Because I'm adamant about the ensuing orgy being composed of couples.
Dave: Personality mismatch.