Will you be gaming in 20 years?

Crothian · Jan 25, 2003

Kaiyosama asked me this question and I thought it was good enough to poll the community

BigFreekinGoblinoid · Jan 25, 2003

I'm looking forward to teachimg my (future) children to play. What a blast that will be.

HellHound · Jan 25, 2003

I've been gaming now for over 20 years, and will be for another 20 at least.

I've already taught my kids to game, and they ALSO write gaming books now, which is awesome!

Hopefully I will be teachng my GRANDCHILDREN to game, and maybe one day produce a book written by three generations of gamers in the same family.

Kaiyosama · Jan 25, 2003

I will be, and hope to write some rulebooks or work a game store. and if i have children, they will be too (i hope). not so radical for me, as i'm only 17.

Kaiyosama · Jan 25, 2003

HellHound said:
Hopefully I will be teachng my GRANDCHILDREN to game, and maybe one day produce a book written by three generations of gamers in the same family.

three generations of writers... that would be interesting...

NiTessine · Jan 25, 2003

Well... They read me Lord of the Rings as a bedtime story when I was a toddler. I played the Lord of the Rings RPG first time when I was... Nine, I think. I got my first of RPG rulebook when I was ten. Started playing Warhammer when I was eleven.

I don't think there's even such an option for me as 'not gaming for the rest of my natural life'.

EricNoah · Jan 25, 2003

I wish there were an I don't know option, because that's what I'd select. There are many things unforseen that could change the way I choose to spend my spare time.

Mark · Jan 25, 2003

EricNoah said:
I wish there were an I don't know option, because that's what I'd select. There are many things unforseen that could change the way I choose to spend my spare time.

You seem to have been sad lately, EN. I hope that all is well.

Psychotic Dreamer · Jan 25, 2003

I have to agree with Eric on this one. While I voted for the second Yes option, I more likely would have choosen, I do not know. Life has away of making radical changes that one can not expect.

Crothian · Jan 25, 2003

EricNoah said:
I wish there were an I don't know option, because that's what I'd select. There are many things unforseen that could change the way I choose to spend my spare time.

I think that a "do not know" option might be a little to populiar as who can really say what they are doing in 20 years? So, I left it off hoping that people would back the tough choice.