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<blockquote data-quote="S'mon" data-source="post: 2289157" data-attributes="member: 463"><p>I think we disagree more on emphasis.&nbsp; As player, I won't play in a game that is definitely not to my liking, and I have left plenty of games.&nbsp; I've even refused to play a few genres, eg Shadowrun. On the other hand, I recognise that being a player is far easier being a GM, and furthermore as a player it's often best to kick back, relax and try out new experiences.&nbsp; You can discuss it with the GM later, what things you liked and what you didn't.&nbsp; The best game is one that everyone enjoys.&nbsp; The second best is one that the GM enjoys and most of the players are willing to try out and see if they enjoy.&nbsp; The worst game is the one the GM doesn't enjoy.&nbsp; It's not a paid job, after all, but it is hard work GMing - unlike playing, in my experience.&nbsp; Sure I may put a lot into creating &amp; developing my PC, but nothing like what a comparable GM does.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="S'mon, post: 2289157, member: 463"] I think we disagree more on emphasis. As player, I won't play in a game that is definitely not to my liking, and I have left plenty of games. I've even refused to play a few genres, eg Shadowrun. On the other hand, I recognise that being a player is far easier being a GM, and furthermore as a player it's often best to kick back, relax and try out new experiences. You can discuss it with the GM later, what things you liked and what you didn't. The best game is one that everyone enjoys. The second best is one that the GM enjoys and most of the players are willing to try out and see if they enjoy. The worst game is the one the GM doesn't enjoy. It's not a paid job, after all, but it is hard work GMing - unlike playing, in my experience. Sure I may put a lot into creating & developing my PC, but nothing like what a comparable GM does. [/QUOTE]

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