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<blockquote data-quote="Theron" data-source="post: 345971" data-attributes="member: 2326">I'm with you, Tewligan.&nbsp; My current gaming group consists entirely of guys who are either married or in long-term relationships, a couple of us have kids, and we've got all the job, mortgage, real-world life stuff that comes with it.&nbsp; Our youngest member is almost 30 and our oldest is almost 40. Any one of us would also be a scheduling nightmare for any other gaming group.When we look at new blood (and we have let folks in), the first thing we consider is how well we get on with the person outside of the gaming table.&nbsp; The next issue is how well his or her schedule will mesh with our already tangled web of commitments and conflicts.&nbsp; Lastly, we worry about their playing style.In short, I do this for fun and social contact.&nbsp; I've played with 14 year olds (my niece and nephew) fairly recently, but it's not something I'm looking to do on a regular basis.- Old 'n cranky TB</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Theron, post: 345971, member: 2326"] I'm with you, Tewligan. My current gaming group consists entirely of guys who are either married or in long-term relationships, a couple of us have kids, and we've got all the job, mortgage, real-world life stuff that comes with it. Our youngest member is almost 30 and our oldest is almost 40. Any one of us would also be a scheduling nightmare for any other gaming group. When we look at new blood (and we have let folks in), the first thing we consider is how well we get on with the person outside of the gaming table. The next issue is how well his or her schedule will mesh with our already tangled web of commitments and conflicts. Lastly, we worry about their playing style. In short, I do this for fun and social contact. I've played with 14 year olds (my niece and nephew) fairly recently, but it's not something I'm looking to do on a regular basis. - Old 'n cranky TB [/QUOTE]

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