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<blockquote data-quote="Coreyartus" data-source="post: 1695147" data-attributes="member: 5399">I don't know if you rotate DM's at all, but sometimes that can really help a player expereince what is possible...&nbsp; Just reading pre-packaged adventures after you've run them can go a long way to opening up the eyes of myopic players.&nbsp; A lot of RPGA adventures are repetitive--the OTA (Obligatory Thug Attack) happens quite regularly, and players have developed a kind of system to playing the games as they come down the pipeline.&nbsp; It makes for very boring experiences.&nbsp; But all it takes is single adventure to break people of their habits, as long as it's presented in a fun way.Figuring out how to make change FUN without relying on the change itself to provide the fun is really hard.&nbsp; That's why there are so many different campaign settings out there--people need to realize their playing habits can make the game boring, not only the setting.Coreyartus</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Coreyartus, post: 1695147, member: 5399"] I don't know if you rotate DM's at all, but sometimes that can really help a player expereince what is possible... Just reading pre-packaged adventures after you've run them can go a long way to opening up the eyes of myopic players. A lot of RPGA adventures are repetitive--the OTA (Obligatory Thug Attack) happens quite regularly, and players have developed a kind of system to playing the games as they come down the pipeline. It makes for very boring experiences. But all it takes is single adventure to break people of their habits, as long as it's presented in a fun way. Figuring out how to make change FUN without relying on the change itself to provide the fun is really hard. That's why there are so many different campaign settings out there--people need to realize their playing habits can make the game boring, not only the setting. Coreyartus [/QUOTE]

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