On The Shoulders Of Dwarves

### Yossi’s email (2:10) > Dear long-bearded dwarves, > I need you to forge me an advice, please. I have two main problems with the group I'm currently playing in as a player (Tactical D&D 5e group). > 1. Analysis paralysis - My party tends to overthink their actions, meaning before each decision fork or a door, they talk a lot in real time, plan and plan and plan... And I think - it's ok to plan but let's move on.. let's go with the adventure, we came here to experience new things and to risk our characters, didn’t we? Not to mention one of the players trying to barging with NPCs selling his gems during play time... Too bad I don't play a paladin to "kick the door" - I'm playing a druid if it’s relevant. How can I make them wake up and play? Is it also the GM’s responsibility? > 2. I'm playing D&D in my native tongue, which is Hebrew. The thing is.. two of the players are more comfortable with English, so the game always becomes a mess of half Hebrew half English. I don't have a problem wit