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<blockquote data-quote="Morrus" data-source="post: 6391724" data-attributes="member: 1">I wonder if there's a similar thread somewhere from a bunch of players saying &quot;how can we force our DM to run a thieving-filled campaign?&quot;By and large, this is a social issue. They want to play a different type of game to the one you want to run.&nbsp; You really need to talk to them about it.&nbsp; You can't force them to play a type of game they don't want to play, and they can't force you to run a type of game you don't want to run. After all, everyone is there to have fun.So talk to them.&nbsp; If you can't agree some sort of compromise, or on a style of game which you want to run and which they also want to play, you might have to consider that it won't work out.&nbsp; Either that, or you find a play style which isn't perfect for anybody, but which is &quot;good enough&quot; for everybody.But talking to them is the key thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morrus, post: 6391724, member: 1"] I wonder if there's a similar thread somewhere from a bunch of players saying "how can we force our DM to run a thieving-filled campaign?" By and large, this is a social issue. They want to play a different type of game to the one you want to run. You really need to talk to them about it. You can't force them to play a type of game they don't want to play, and they can't force you to run a type of game you don't want to run. After all, everyone is there to have fun. So talk to them. If you can't agree some sort of compromise, or on a style of game which you want to run and which they also want to play, you might have to consider that it won't work out. Either that, or you find a play style which isn't perfect for anybody, but which is "good enough" for everybody. But talking to them is the key thing. [/QUOTE]

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