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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KentArnold" data-source="post: 3258284" data-attributes="member: 40219">I submit this comment with much sadness.As of today, most of my gaming activity ends.One of the tragedies is Legacy, the other is the Exalted game.I've come to realize many things over this holiday season.I won't go over them in length, but my ability to run a game as a GM has lost its spark.So, I'm cutting out on every game save for two.One I dearly enjoy.The other I barely started in not too long ago.I gamed with Hibiki(our resident GM) years ago, both as a player, and as a GM.When I joined Legacy(and foolishly) Exalted, I had hopes his style had changed, that perhaps he was no longer the warmonger he used to be.Sadly, I have been proven wrong.I need to analyze where I lost that spark as a GM, and as such, I cannot play in games that will drag me down.Legacy and Exalted are two such games.Legacy had potential, looking back, but its failed to live up to it's own potential. There are many reasons. Problem players, cohesion between the players, a GM who fails to stick to a single core concept, players who became dissatisfied but didnt know how to fix things. That's just some of the few problems, there are others. I won't go into them, not even if you ask me. I'm putting this game behind me for good. Farewell Timbo. I may use the near suicidal boy in the future, but ... for now, he's going to be just another casualty.Exalted could have been so much more, but it's become little more than one extended fight with a little social interaction in between. Any of you who play the game, see the comment I made about 'sipping a drink on the sidelines'. I meant it. He threw monsters and challenges at us that only the combat monsters could truly handle. You don't throw villains with impervious 10 up against a group of pl 5 characters. But, that's the kind of thing he did on one occassion. Farewell Alamar, you had so much potential for fun. But, for now, again, just another casualty.Farewell, GMing. Whether it be for a month, two, or a year. That's perhaps one of the biggest casualties.I need to regain my spark.I reccomend that some of you take a look at yourselves and see if you've still got that spark.Farewell.</blockquote>

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