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<blockquote data-quote="Dr Midnight" data-source="post: 213527" data-attributes="member: 69">Of late, I've been increasingly reluctant to show up to my regular game. It's been just a string of excuses to have us delve into different dungeons. The dungeons are fun, sure, but I'm all too often wondering &quot;Just why were we doing this again?&quot;, &quot;Where is this all leading?&quot;, etc.I'm just having a real problem WANTING to play. It's been an exercise in rolling dice. The other players seem fine with it.I'm now wondering if it's perhaps that the game's not epic enough, wherein I might be able to say something about it, or if it's just me. I might be burning out. I don't want to drop out, but I also don't want to say something to the DM. People get pretty sensitive in the group that I'm in, and I wouldn't know how to bring the problem up without driving another wedge between me and the others. I just wanted to see if anyone had anything to say about this. Mostly: Communication is important. Should I approach the group with my problem, or just cope with it as MY problem?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr Midnight, post: 213527, member: 69"] Of late, I've been increasingly reluctant to show up to my regular game. It's been just a string of excuses to have us delve into different dungeons. The dungeons are fun, sure, but I'm all too often wondering "Just why were we doing this again?", "Where is this all leading?", etc. I'm just having a real problem WANTING to play. It's been an exercise in rolling dice. The other players seem fine with it. I'm now wondering if it's perhaps that the game's not epic enough, wherein I might be able to say something about it, or if it's just me. I might be burning out. I don't want to drop out, but I also don't want to say something to the DM. People get pretty sensitive in the group that I'm in, and I wouldn't know how to bring the problem up without driving another wedge between me and the others. I just wanted to see if anyone had anything to say about this. Mostly: Communication is important. Should I approach the group with my problem, or just cope with it as MY problem? [/QUOTE]

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