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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 2545772" data-attributes="member: 20564">I've noticed that there are lots of different things gamers expect out of a game, and sometimes if you're in a mixed group they are at odds.  There isn't any "one true way" to play, but unlike chocolate and peanut butter not all ways enhance one another.I remember running a game at a con and there was a group that stayed together that really didn't have a style that I would have pciked as a player.  Nothing wrong with it - they were having a good time, it just wasn't me.  Since I was running, I felt  a responsibility to give them a good time, and foudn myself falling into their rhythm and what they were looking for.  We all (myself included) had a great time, but it was fairly foreign to how I played as a player.  If I hadn't actively tried to match their style it could easily have turned out otherwise.So I think that to have fun at cons, you need to be flexible and work with whatever group you're with.Cheers,=Blue</blockquote>