Stubborn

[corwyn77]

My group is very malleable...I mean agreeable.

I have never been what anyone would call a D&D boy. When I first played AD&D (1E) I thought: what a cool idea; I wonder if there's anything like that out there that isn't so restrictive. And so my love/hate relationship with D&D;/class-based games was born.

That being said, I'm the primary GM in my group with a break every couple of years and my players are generally agreeable to play whatever system I deem appropriate for the game I want to run. My record is five straight games using a unique game system (Champion, GURPS, BESM, Mutants & Masterminds, Savage Worlds). My secondary group which WAS a group of D&D boys until I joined, played, in succession, D&D 3e, Iron Heroes, D&D 4e, D20 modern, Saga Star Wars, M&M (okay, admittedly all D20 or OGL but Iron Heroes is quite different from D&D and M&M was a fantasy game, also very different), BESM 3e. Next game will probably be GURPS or Savage Worlds or Feng Shui.

 

[howandwhy99]

My current group plays A LOT of different games and a lot of different types of games. We try out all kinds of games. But I would say we don't have any particular affinity for newly published games. We look at the whole of what's available.

 

[Deviknyte]

I chose We're not against the idea, but don't to it much. My group likes trying out new games, but we don't play as much as we use to. It's a shame really. I would love to try out Eclipse Phase, Witch Hunter the Invisible World, Low life and Sundered Skies settings for Savage Worlds, just to name a few. "We should try that out sometime!" seems to be a pretty common saying lol.

Witch Hunter is doing a Kickstarter, so now is the time to check it out.
(Too new to add full link.)

/projects/1418216834/witch-hunter-the-invisible-world-2nd-edition

 

[Deviknyte]

We're not against the idea, but don't to it much.

It really depends on the player in my group. Since I'm the one who's out in the gaming world, whatever I bring home my group will try. There is one person in my group who is totally in love with 3.5/Pathfinder and will only play games where he can break the system. But he is the only person beyond my gf and I who will invest in a new game.

 

[Dice4Hire]

We're not against the idea, but don't to it much.

Ditto

We are mostly D&D but occasionally play something else.

 

[the Jester]

Some of our group tries new games all the time, but some of our group doesn't like new things and doesn't play when we do that.

 

[Bride of Cthulhu]

We generally refuse to try new editions once we settle on one we like, however, we are always eager to step into a new game or genre.

 

[Salamandyr]

I'm actually the stubborn one. It comes from the fact that really, I'm not much of a gamer. I play roleplaying games because of the opportunity to pretend to be various heroic style people, to vicariously live in a fantasy world, or, as I usually put it, I like "pretending to be an elf".

I actually don't care much for the mechanics of gaming, and prefer that the mechanics of gaming be as transparent, simple, and flexible, as possible. Make the mechanics the focus of the game, and I quickly lose interest.

 

[was]

Not against it, but we usually stick to what we like.

 

[vonhist]

I like to try new games when I can, especially at Conventions. Its also a great way to get
to know people outside your usual gaming circle.