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<blockquote data-quote="lotuseater" data-source="post: 4939536" data-attributes="member: 27029">i remember when i was a kid and really into ad&amp;d, me and my buddies would always be making not only our own campaigns, but entire gaming systems.&nbsp; off the top of my head, i can remember at least 5 different games we started making at one time or another.&nbsp; and as i recall, i don't think of them never made it past the planning stage.&nbsp; we'd lose interest after a few weeks, and go back to d&amp;d.&nbsp; but our past failures never seemed to stop us from dreaming up another new game a few months later.i can remember we made one outer space game.&nbsp; we made one super hero game. we made a couple standard fantasy games.&nbsp; and most interesting of all, we made one 'real world' game, right after we saw the movie red dawn and decided we wanted a way to role play that one ourselves.&nbsp;&nbsp; anyway, i was curious if this kind of experience was unique to just us, or if it's fairly typical of the community.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lotuseater, post: 4939536, member: 27029"] i remember when i was a kid and really into ad&d, me and my buddies would always be making not only our own campaigns, but entire gaming systems. off the top of my head, i can remember at least 5 different games we started making at one time or another. and as i recall, i don't think of them never made it past the planning stage. we'd lose interest after a few weeks, and go back to d&d. but our past failures never seemed to stop us from dreaming up another new game a few months later. i can remember we made one outer space game. we made one super hero game. we made a couple standard fantasy games. and most interesting of all, we made one 'real world' game, right after we saw the movie red dawn and decided we wanted a way to role play that one ourselves. anyway, i was curious if this kind of experience was unique to just us, or if it's fairly typical of the community. [/QUOTE]

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