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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SteveC" data-source="post: 4403504" data-attributes="member: 9053">It can be a very different experience. For me, I really find myself savoring the ability to roleplay even more, and with less tolerance for incidental distractions that keep me from gaming.I'm running KotS at the moment, and a new player is playing a tiefling warlock, and had some great roleplaying moments with some of the townsfolk. We were starting to exercise the roleplaying muscles ... and then the group started to get bored with it, so back we went to the more strict gaming agenda. It's a shame, because I was enjoying getting back into it.As far as the second goes, I find I have less patience for distractions that keep the game from going forward. I don't have a lot of time any more (two jobs, dating life, volunteer work ... ick! not much time left over) so as a result, I tend to have a strong dislike for things that get in the way of the gaming time I do have. It mostly comes down to people who don't want to be there (wives and girlfriends of some players who don't want they or their husband to be there) and too much talk about work or politics. Both of those things away from the table, thankyouverymuch!That's just me, though, of course...--Steve</blockquote>