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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cedric" data-source="post: 3170733" data-attributes="member: 2044">I've very, very rarely ever played in a game I didn't enjoy. I am lucky right now to be in a game I like quite a bit, but that hasn't always been the case. Basically, I manage by:- Checking my preconceptions at the door- Adapting my style of play to the GMs campaign- Finding my niche or area of focus that allows me to comfortably fit into the game- Concentrate on having fun with the game, not just the rules of the gameI realize that is kind of generic advice, and no, it's not ALWAYS going to work. But I can guarantee this, if you are playing with people you like, you can like the game. You don't even have to like everyone in the game, just 1-2 people. Those few times I have been without a regular game, have firmly reminded me just what I am willing to put up with to have a game. In the end, some of the most strange, outrageous or odd games I've played in have left me with some of the best stories and memories. Sometimes they are memories of how great the game was...sometimes they are memories of how broken the game was, lol. Cedric</blockquote>