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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 6651470" data-attributes="member: 15700">For me the big red flag was the personal attacks on the 5e team.&nbsp; The accusations of being incompetent and lazy.&nbsp; If you've got someone saying that about a game?&nbsp; Don't waste your breath trying to get them to like it.But what I haven't seen so far as far as advice goes is this.&nbsp; Many people have told you to stick with PF because that's what they want.&nbsp; What do you want?&nbsp; That's the real question here.&nbsp; If you really like 5e over PF (or whatever edition they like more), then you should be able to play that.&nbsp; Either find a group that does play it, or try to find compromise with your group.&quot;We'll play PF as our main, but I'd like to do some one-offs in 5e.&quot;Now, if they want to stick with PF and not play 5e but want you to DM all the time, then I call shenanigans on that.&nbsp; If I don't want to DM PF but the rest of the group wants to play it, then I'd tell them someone else has to DM and I'll be fine playing it.&nbsp; DMing is a lot of work, and as a player, you shouldn't force someone to DM a game they don't want that you happen to like.&nbsp; If you want to play PF, then DM your own game if no one else wants to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 6651470, member: 15700"] For me the big red flag was the personal attacks on the 5e team. The accusations of being incompetent and lazy. If you've got someone saying that about a game? Don't waste your breath trying to get them to like it. But what I haven't seen so far as far as advice goes is this. Many people have told you to stick with PF because that's what they want. What do [b]you[/b] want? That's the real question here. If you really like 5e over PF (or whatever edition they like more), then you should be able to play that. Either find a group that does play it, or try to find compromise with your group. "We'll play PF as our main, but I'd like to do some one-offs in 5e." Now, if they want to stick with PF and not play 5e but want you to DM all the time, then I call shenanigans on that. If I don't want to DM PF but the rest of the group wants to play it, then I'd tell them someone else has to DM and I'll be fine playing it. DMing is a lot of work, and as a player, you shouldn't force someone to DM a game they don't want that you happen to like. If you want to play PF, then DM your own game if no one else wants to. [/QUOTE]

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