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<blockquote data-quote="AriochQ" data-source="post: 7359805" data-attributes="member: 6793324"><p>BECMI - I owned both Holmes and Moldvay since I bought anything that had "D&D" on it, but we never played them. We started with AD&D and actually just made stuff up while waiting for the release of PHB and DMG. We were 11 years old, so things were pretty fast and loose rules wise.</p><p></p><p>1st Edition - Played from 1978 to 1987 and those were mostly high school and college years, so we game A LOT. We would have D&D weekends where we would play for 36 hours straight. The crazy things you can do when you are a teenager!</p><p></p><p>2nd Edition - 1987 to 1993. I don't have a clear memory of the divide between 1st and 2nd edition, we just played AD&D and used whatever books had come out. I was in a weekly campaign with a DM who eventually ended up working at TSR, so I know we must have morphed the game from 1st to 2nd edition since that campaign ran 1986-1991ish. I also ran several games, so probably averaged around 2 games/week.</p><p></p><p>3rd Edition - 2000-2002 After a break, I started playing a 3/3.5 game with some guys at a video game developer I worked at. We only played about once a week since we also played a bunch of video games lol. Life and career took over when I left that job and I took a long hiatus from D&D, mostly scratching my gaming itch with MMORPG and other video games.</p><p></p><p>4th Edition - Got remarried in 2010 and my 11 year old step-son wanted me to introduce he and his friends to D&D. Struggled through the occasional 4th edition game and I wasn't invested enough to mind the warts on 4e.</p><p></p><p>5th Edition - Truly reconnected with the hobby with the release of 5th edition. Immediately regretted selling all my original D&D stuff on ebay 10 years prior (full line of Grenadier miniatures, all TSR modules published through 1986, a autographed EGG PHB advertising poster, etc.). Been playing a lot of 5th edition, currently average at least one game a week.</p><p></p><p>In terms of the time spent playing each edition for me:</p><p>1st</p><p>2nd</p><p>5th (at current rate, this will eventually surpass 2e for time played).</p><p>3rd</p><p>4th</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AriochQ, post: 7359805, member: 6793324"] BECMI - I owned both Holmes and Moldvay since I bought anything that had "D&D" on it, but we never played them. We started with AD&D and actually just made stuff up while waiting for the release of PHB and DMG. We were 11 years old, so things were pretty fast and loose rules wise. 1st Edition - Played from 1978 to 1987 and those were mostly high school and college years, so we game A LOT. We would have D&D weekends where we would play for 36 hours straight. The crazy things you can do when you are a teenager! 2nd Edition - 1987 to 1993. I don't have a clear memory of the divide between 1st and 2nd edition, we just played AD&D and used whatever books had come out. I was in a weekly campaign with a DM who eventually ended up working at TSR, so I know we must have morphed the game from 1st to 2nd edition since that campaign ran 1986-1991ish. I also ran several games, so probably averaged around 2 games/week. 3rd Edition - 2000-2002 After a break, I started playing a 3/3.5 game with some guys at a video game developer I worked at. We only played about once a week since we also played a bunch of video games lol. Life and career took over when I left that job and I took a long hiatus from D&D, mostly scratching my gaming itch with MMORPG and other video games. 4th Edition - Got remarried in 2010 and my 11 year old step-son wanted me to introduce he and his friends to D&D. Struggled through the occasional 4th edition game and I wasn't invested enough to mind the warts on 4e. 5th Edition - Truly reconnected with the hobby with the release of 5th edition. Immediately regretted selling all my original D&D stuff on ebay 10 years prior (full line of Grenadier miniatures, all TSR modules published through 1986, a autographed EGG PHB advertising poster, etc.). Been playing a lot of 5th edition, currently average at least one game a week. In terms of the time spent playing each edition for me: 1st 2nd 5th (at current rate, this will eventually surpass 2e for time played). 3rd 4th [/QUOTE]
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