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<blockquote data-quote="ColinChapman" data-source="post: 6402015" data-attributes="member: 6779742">I do trust and respect my players and that's exactly why it has never been an issue, and I absolutely know it works both ways. We work together for everyone's enjoyment, and that also means that no one (DM included) has to take guff from anyone else. We discuss it all and hash it out before play even begins. If my players said they didn't like a given campaign pitch, I'd discuss with them what would work instead.However, going theoretical again, if I've pitched a game where the characters are various members of a human community, and the players (bar one) are really happy and excited with that concept, then yes, that player either needs to work on a concept that will fit (thankfully my players only ever having a single concept has never been an problem) or be mature enough say, &quot;This campaign isn't for me.&quot; It's an absolutely valid response and one I'd be happy to accept if it ever happened.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ColinChapman, post: 6402015, member: 6779742"] I do trust and respect my players and that's exactly why it has never been an issue, and I absolutely know it works both ways. We work together for everyone's enjoyment, and that also means that no one (DM included) has to take guff from anyone else. We discuss it all and hash it out before play even begins. If my players said they didn't like a given campaign pitch, I'd discuss with them what would work instead. However, going theoretical again, if I've pitched a game where the characters are various members of a human community, and the players (bar one) are really happy and excited with that concept, then yes, that player either needs to work on a concept that will fit (thankfully my players only ever having a single concept has never been an problem) or be mature enough say, "This campaign isn't for me." It's an absolutely valid response and one I'd be happy to accept if it ever happened. [/QUOTE]

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