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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FrozenNorth" data-source="post: 9392767" data-attributes="member: 7020832">Agree 100%.  In my gaming circle, in the last two months, two campaigns have fallen apart.The GM started from the premise “I really like/am knowledgeable about this RPG system and I’m enthusiastic about the campaign.  Therefore, the campaign will be great!”The players duly learned the systems, they duly created their characters, and started playing.  But pretty quickly, it was clear that the main draw wasn’t the campaign, it was hanging out.  So the campaigns died.Above someone said (paraphrased) that as long as your vision for a campaign isn’t irremediably selfish, you can probably find players who share your vision.Conversely though, if you want to play with specific players, you need to know your audience.  You need to tailor your campaign to what your players find interesting, or you risk spending additional effort GMing to zoned-out players.</blockquote>