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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jodyjohnson" data-source="post: 2247445" data-attributes="member: 5590">2 Hobbytown (Hobbytown started here and still has the HQ) - mostly CCGs1 Comic book - most RPG friendly1 Wargames - more wargamers2 Barnes & Noble1 Mall bookstore3 Gamestops/Software Etc (extremely limited)University town so finding gamers isn't real hard.  But everyone seems to play something different or with a different style.  Or after talking with a DM/GM for 10 minutes it's pretty obvious that what he wants in a game doesn't come close to what I'm looking for.I've also noticed a dislike for meeting gamers outside the normal circle as if they are too weird, or scary, or judgmental, or they might taint your game with new influences.Available times is another factor.  So even when the players agree, they can't find a good time to get together.I'm not complaining as much as observing.  Given my limited time, and general unwillingness to make major concessions just to play, I really don't expect to find another compatible group in only 6 months or so.</blockquote>