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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BrokenTwin" data-source="post: 7883261" data-attributes="member: 7017978">In my personal experience, Real Life gets in the way of every campaign eventually. The vast majority of my games have ended due to things happening outside the game world. So it's nice when we're able to stop the story at a point where everyone feels fulfilled with their character.Plus, as a GM, I have a LOT of systems I want to play in and run, so shorter games are fantastic in that respect. My most consistent group (that I am currently on break from) tends to rotate between a few campaigns with different GMs. I believe they're currently playing an Adventures in Middle Earth campaign, and are about halfways through a PF1 AP and a system-converted 5E campaign.On that note: a LOT of people only run prepublished stuff, which tends to reinforce the idea that once the campaign is over, that the story is won. Pathfinder APs are big about this. Once you finish a PF AP, you're not thinking about where your characters are going next, you're thinking about which AP you want to play next. At least, that's how it tends to go in my experience.</blockquote>