I let one of my players DM for once and she railroaded it. Me walking away from the party because my character litterly just met them and doesnt know them. Her constantly: "you run into a cliff. Cant walk there there is a huge hedge"

Then when i did just say fuck it. Basicly forced my character to go to a town. And then she said "a portal opens up underneath you and you are back with the party in their Dimension they are in right now"

No the party didnt summon me, no other magic was involved from any NPC or me.

I left that exact session and returned on DMing

Me as a DM:

Where did you get all that confidence from?

I get a panic attack merely by thinking about DMing a one shot.

I hate feeling like this. A: I feel like a massive dick with a huge ego problem when I think about how I am the best DM in the group. B: It makes me feel like I am a poor player because I should be trying harder when someone else DMs. C: I know I'm not even that good of a DM, so thinking this makes me feel like I am insulting the others in my group.

Me as a DM: "I want to get it wrong my way!"

Preach!

This scene had me tearing up. I had found Mordin so grating and unpleasant at first, but his arch of redemption (for him and his species) ended up making him one of my favorites by the end.

I didn't even know until much later that there were variations to this scene without this shot and I'm very greatful I stumbled blindly into this one because it's by far the best.