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<blockquote data-quote="thullgrim" data-source="post: 8664248" data-attributes="member: 8103">When the pandemic hit my regular group went online.&nbsp; Online game is better than no game but it is definitely not better than in person gameing.&nbsp; I started running at the local game store a couple weeks ago. I brought two from my regular group and roped in the store owner.&nbsp; We play three right now using savage worlds. I’ve managed to grab a couple of the D&amp;D players for a session or two but nothing stuck so it’s just the three of us.&nbsp; It limits what I can run but is still better than online. I live in rural Texas. My city size if about 100k. Declining and aging population.&nbsp; Eventually I’ll probably end up with 5 players I think but most people are really interested in 5e and unfortunately that game doesn’t do it for me. Maybe I should run some 5e to rope players in and then pitch something else after a decent period of time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thullgrim, post: 8664248, member: 8103"] When the pandemic hit my regular group went online. Online game is better than no game but it is definitely not better than in person gameing. I started running at the local game store a couple weeks ago. I brought two from my regular group and roped in the store owner. We play three right now using savage worlds. I’ve managed to grab a couple of the D&D players for a session or two but nothing stuck so it’s just the three of us. It limits what I can run but is still better than online. I live in rural Texas. My city size if about 100k. Declining and aging population. Eventually I’ll probably end up with 5 players I think but most people are really interested in 5e and unfortunately that game doesn’t do it for me. Maybe I should run some 5e to rope players in and then pitch something else after a decent period of time. [/QUOTE]

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