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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 1861074" data-attributes="member: 16991">Definately booting a player, but either is hard if you have been friends for a long time. I had one group that split over personality/roommate conflicts and I tried running both groups separetly for a while.  One game with two old friends dissolved over lack of commitment and both have since given up table top gaming, and I no longer speak to one of the two guys.  Over his depression and bad marriage more than gaming woes. The other half of the group prospered, adding new players and trying different people and systems.When I moved to a new city I tried several groups, and had no problem dropping out after 1-2 sessions, mostly I lied pleading other constraints, or just not giving a reason for not coming back. The first group I clicked with was put togeather by a man with a few social problems, and when one of the players I really liked said he was dropping out due to the first guy, I offered to boot him instead. The others agreed with me, and it was really hard to tell the man who had brought us togeather that he was no longer welome at our table. We haven't regretted it.  I agree with the others, life is to short to play bad games.</blockquote>