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<blockquote data-quote="kigmatzomat" data-source="post: 2905724" data-attributes="member: 9254">I've self-filtered quite a number of times.&nbsp; I think I've spent so much time behind the gaming screen that I get irritated by things that other players wouldn't.&nbsp; As long as I'm the only one not getting into the game, I won't try to change the game.&nbsp; If we're all unhappy, I'll talk to the GM and try to right the sinking ship.&nbsp; I have had characters that failed to integrate into a game.&nbsp; The mage in the vampire game was working well from the players' point of view but was making it hard on the GM.&nbsp; Since the party lacked muscle I made a bodyguard, which turned out to be more suitable for a non-adventuring role and became a recurring NPC.&nbsp; My gangrel gunslinger somehow became the the complete antithesis of a key toreador NPC (the one now protected by the bodyguard); there were six historical points used to define my PC and in each case they were on opposite sides (french-indian war, spanish-american war, war of 1812, etc, etc).&nbsp;&nbsp; Neither I nor the DM was aware of this fact and it really weirded out some of the players when we started comparing the character sheets.&nbsp; Finals started shortly thereafter and we just never managed to restart the game.&nbsp; Darn it.&nbsp; It was a great game even if I was churning out characters left and right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kigmatzomat, post: 2905724, member: 9254"] I've self-filtered quite a number of times. I think I've spent so much time behind the gaming screen that I get irritated by things that other players wouldn't. As long as I'm the only one not getting into the game, I won't try to change the game. If we're all unhappy, I'll talk to the GM and try to right the sinking ship. I have had characters that failed to integrate into a game. The mage in the vampire game was working well from the players' point of view but was making it hard on the GM. Since the party lacked muscle I made a bodyguard, which turned out to be more suitable for a non-adventuring role and became a recurring NPC. My gangrel gunslinger somehow became the the complete antithesis of a key toreador NPC (the one now protected by the bodyguard); there were six historical points used to define my PC and in each case they were on opposite sides (french-indian war, spanish-american war, war of 1812, etc, etc). Neither I nor the DM was aware of this fact and it really weirded out some of the players when we started comparing the character sheets. Finals started shortly thereafter and we just never managed to restart the game. Darn it. It was a great game even if I was churning out characters left and right. [/QUOTE]

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