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<blockquote data-quote="Odysseus" data-source="post: 2289330" data-attributes="member: 8615">I had the same thing happen to me a couple of years back. The minimal description the DM gave of the game wasn't at all what it was like. I'd created a role played mountain-man ranger character. And the game was a meta gaming dungeon crawl. Leaving my character totally out of place. I stuck it out two sessions. Then the DM complained to me about my characters lack of contribution. I which point at thought **** him, and left.As another poster pointed out , being the new guy sucks. The best way forward is to find out exactly what the DM wants. You've probably got to say it nicer terms than that. But you need to find out. Once you've found out you've got to decide whether the game is something you'd enjoy or not. As another poster stated. Without more details , it hard to determine where the problem is. But cetainly if the DM is just critising you without constructive feedback, i'd leave.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Odysseus, post: 2289330, member: 8615"] I had the same thing happen to me a couple of years back. The minimal description the DM gave of the game wasn't at all what it was like. I'd created a role played mountain-man ranger character. And the game was a meta gaming dungeon crawl. Leaving my character totally out of place. I stuck it out two sessions. Then the DM complained to me about my characters lack of contribution. I which point at thought **** him, and left. As another poster pointed out , being the new guy sucks. The best way forward is to find out exactly what the DM wants. You've probably got to say it nicer terms than that. But you need to find out. Once you've found out you've got to decide whether the game is something you'd enjoy or not. As another poster stated. Without more details , it hard to determine where the problem is. But cetainly if the DM is just critising you without constructive feedback, i'd leave. [/QUOTE]

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