Post by DM Stretch on Jun 7, 2016 4:06:57 GMT
I've been running a 5e campaign for over a year now, but only recently decided to end it altogether.
Sadly, my last session has soured me from DMing for a good long while, and while I wanted to end the campaign with a bang, it instead ends with me sending a text message.
Suffice to say, it came down to a breakdown in group dynamic between the players. One continually "roleplayed" his dissaproval of another character until the other guy asked him to stop, which was refused, devolving into name calling and one player storming out of the session.
I decided to finish the session, but after that incident, I just don't have the heart to continue.
This might seem drastic, but I'm no longer enjoying the aspect of DM: I expected more from my table.
A word of advice to other DMs: make sure your players are on the same page!
Now I go back to warhammer.
Sadly, my last session has soured me from DMing for a good long while, and while I wanted to end the campaign with a bang, it instead ends with me sending a text message.
Suffice to say, it came down to a breakdown in group dynamic between the players. One continually "roleplayed" his dissaproval of another character until the other guy asked him to stop, which was refused, devolving into name calling and one player storming out of the session.
I decided to finish the session, but after that incident, I just don't have the heart to continue.
This might seem drastic, but I'm no longer enjoying the aspect of DM: I expected more from my table.
A word of advice to other DMs: make sure your players are on the same page!
Now I go back to warhammer.
