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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 9535591" data-attributes="member: 6801845">I've had to restart groups from scratch because of moving too often and most of the people have been either people I met while doing public games such as AL.&nbsp; But while some people move or otherwise drop out (one left because I don't allow evil PCs) my experience is that once you get a decent group we've stuck together for years.&nbsp; My last group it was for 10ish years before we moved yet again, current group I've had most of the same core group for 5 (took a few months to get solid group, 1 has been with us from the beginning) and we're still going strong.&nbsp; A couple of people even left town and we're still playing together.So it doesn't require old and established friends. I play D&amp;D in order to meet people, socialize, and make friends.&nbsp; Certainly playing in person likely changes things. Is that common? Uncommon? Have you just had terrible luck? I don't know. All I know is that once we (my wife and I) get a core group most of us stick together.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 9535591, member: 6801845"] I've had to restart groups from scratch because of moving too often and most of the people have been either people I met while doing public games such as AL. But while some people move or otherwise drop out (one left because I don't allow evil PCs) my experience is that once you get a decent group we've stuck together for years. My last group it was for 10ish years before we moved yet again, current group I've had most of the same core group for 5 (took a few months to get solid group, 1 has been with us from the beginning) and we're still going strong. A couple of people even left town and we're still playing together. So it doesn't require old and established friends. I play D&D in order to meet people, socialize, and make friends. Certainly playing in person likely changes things. Is that common? Uncommon? Have you just had terrible luck? I don't know. All I know is that once we (my wife and I) get a core group most of us stick together. [/QUOTE]

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