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<blockquote data-quote="AeroDm" data-source="post: 1125383" data-attributes="member: 13650">I think it is important to note that when it stops being fun you should quit.&nbsp; However, just because teh game stops being fun doesn't mean you should quit.&nbsp; For instance, my group has tons of problems... and I mean tons.&nbsp; We go through campaigns like water, DMs switch constantly, I (the former permanent DM) now refuse to DM because I realized that the group wants a game _significantly_ different than what I want to DM and thus I am not the right DM for this group.However, the guys I game with are my good friends.&nbsp; The gaming basically sucks, but I have a great time getting together, eating food, drinking soda, chatting away, and so on.Granted it sounds like you end frustrated (and thus probably don't have a good time doing other activities), which means your situation is a little different.&nbsp; I'd say that when you stop looking forward to the event it is time to quit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AeroDm, post: 1125383, member: 13650"] I think it is important to note that when it stops being fun you should quit. However, just because teh game stops being fun doesn't mean you should quit. For instance, my group has tons of problems... and I mean tons. We go through campaigns like water, DMs switch constantly, I (the former permanent DM) now refuse to DM because I realized that the group wants a game _significantly_ different than what I want to DM and thus I am not the right DM for this group. However, the guys I game with are my good friends. The gaming basically sucks, but I have a great time getting together, eating food, drinking soda, chatting away, and so on. Granted it sounds like you end frustrated (and thus probably don't have a good time doing other activities), which means your situation is a little different. I'd say that when you stop looking forward to the event it is time to quit. [/QUOTE]

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