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<blockquote data-quote="KYRON45" data-source="post: 9532225" data-attributes="member: 6994040">It's weird for me.&nbsp; I'm saying that it's too bad that you haven't been able to develop the long term chemistry that I feel is; for me, required to have a great gaming experience.&nbsp; I've been with groups where making characters took a month or more.I like deep characters with relationships not only with each other but with the story (the very one that so many other insists isn't happening), and the setting.&nbsp; Like any group activity chemistry is important.&nbsp; I've never been in a campaign that didn't last at least a year.&nbsp; Which for our schedule is an estimated 20-30 sessions.I guess i'm pretty fortunate that i've either played with close friends, or had time to make new friends.It's my understanding that &quot;pick up&quot; games are great too.&nbsp; You get to try new systems, experience different characters and if you get lucky add people to your gaming circle.&nbsp; Unfortunately the logistics of game play have always been its greatest downfall.&nbsp; Who do i play with?&nbsp; Where do we play?&nbsp; When do we play?&nbsp; With any luck it all comes together from time to time and we have great experiences.I would never suggest that how I play is better than how you play.Game your own game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KYRON45, post: 9532225, member: 6994040"] It's weird for me. I'm saying that it's too bad that you haven't been able to develop the long term chemistry that I feel is; for me, required to have a great gaming experience. I've been with groups where making characters took a month or more. I like deep characters with relationships not only with each other but with the story (the very one that so many other insists isn't happening), and the setting. Like any group activity chemistry is important. I've never been in a campaign that didn't last at least a year. Which for our schedule is an estimated 20-30 sessions. I guess i'm pretty fortunate that i've either played with close friends, or had time to make new friends. It's my understanding that "pick up" games are great too. You get to try new systems, experience different characters and if you get lucky add people to your gaming circle. Unfortunately the logistics of game play have always been its greatest downfall. Who do i play with? Where do we play? When do we play? With any luck it all comes together from time to time and we have great experiences. I would never suggest that how I play is better than how you play. Game your own game. [/QUOTE]

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