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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 3694082" data-attributes="member: 19675">One of the best experiences in gaming I ever had was with a group hosted by Alan Hench down in Austin, Tx.We had a sizeable group- about 8 or so players- and eventually, everyone in the group either ran a campaign (or two, or three) in a system they liked, or they introduced some kind of board or card game for us to play.Everybody had a PC for every campaign...except, of course, if the person really, really hated the system in question, and just hung out with us or didn't play on those weekends.At the time, my main (really, almost exclusive) games were D&amp;D, HERO, and Traveller.&nbsp; By keeping my mind open, I learned to play a host of other games in a wide variety of genres.&nbsp; It really improved my game...on both sides of the screen.&nbsp; I must have added a good 30+ RPGs to my play, and 60+ to my collection between 1991-1994.So I kinda feel sorry for my chum, but, like I said, he's an adult.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 3694082, member: 19675"] One of the best experiences in gaming I ever had was with a group hosted by Alan Hench down in Austin, Tx. We had a sizeable group- about 8 or so players- and eventually, everyone in the group either ran a campaign (or two, or three) in a system they liked, or they introduced some kind of board or card game for us to play. Everybody had a PC for every campaign...except, of course, if the person really, [I]really [/I]hated the system in question, and just hung out with us or didn't play on those weekends. At the time, my main (really, almost [I]exclusive[/I]) games were D&D, HERO, and Traveller. By keeping my mind open, I learned to play a host of other games in a wide variety of genres. It really improved my game...on both sides of the screen. I must have added a good 30+ RPGs to my play, and 60+ to my collection between 1991-1994. So I kinda feel sorry for my chum, but, like I said, he's an adult. [/QUOTE]

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