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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DanMcS" data-source="post: 1431551" data-attributes="member: 6530">It's no problem to context-switch your gaming.  The group I play with on saturdays has been doing it for quite a while.  We swap settings, rules-sets, even GMs within one campaign, and nobody has had a problem, we actually think it's fairly fun, sampling a lot of settings.It tends to be driven by who wants to run something.  So we have one standing-ish game, playing in the star wars universe using Mutants and Masterminds rules, which is run by one guy.We have another standing-ish game, run by the same guy, myself, and occasionally others, which is a Hunter: the Reckoning game using standard White Wolf rules.We've also played one-offs recently; last week it was Gamma World, the week before it was Sky Pirates over the East Indies; both used d20 modern type rules.The one-offs tend to get played, well, once, unless somebody is interested in running them again.  We've played Hunter since last fall, swapping DMing responsibilites around.  We started alternating that with Star Wars, which tends to run a mini-arc of three or four sessions, then a couple weeks off for Hunter or whatever.I find that we tend to have the same interests in all the games; wallopping bad guys and occasional detonations.  Other than that, no problems switching games willy-nilly have arisen.</blockquote>