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<blockquote data-quote="Harmon" data-source="post: 2314181" data-attributes="member: 24357">We have a GM that likes the deep plots, but he lacks the Players that are capable of figuring them out.Our GM likes the deep plots that lasts for years, back ground characters that you meet once in a while and discover that they are the reason everything has happened.I keep notes, lots of notes, but I can't keep pace, the story gets lost because it started three years ago, while we are playing three other campaigns and I am GM for my own.&nbsp; Right now our campaign is I fear spinning out of control with lots of very powerful villians that I want to handle but the plots just keep coming and I can't keep pace.Am I lost?&nbsp; Ya.&nbsp; Am I enjoying his campaign?&nbsp; A thousand times true.&nbsp; Why?&nbsp; Because in the end he will tie it all together and we will see it.&nbsp; He's a great GM.&nbsp; He likes plots, we suck at figuring them out, he knows that and we keep coming back to the table.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Harmon, post: 2314181, member: 24357"] We have a GM that likes the deep plots, but he lacks the Players that are capable of figuring them out. Our GM likes the deep plots that lasts for years, back ground characters that you meet once in a while and discover that they are the reason everything has happened. I keep notes, lots of notes, but I can't keep pace, the story gets lost because it started three years ago, while we are playing three other campaigns and I am GM for my own. Right now our campaign is I fear spinning out of control with lots of very powerful villians that I want to handle but the plots just keep coming and I can't keep pace. Am I lost? Ya. Am I enjoying his campaign? A thousand times true. Why? Because in the end he will tie it all together and we will see it. He's a great GM. He likes plots, we suck at figuring them out, he knows that and we keep coming back to the table. [/QUOTE]

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