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<blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 3494182" data-attributes="member: 53">Yup, once the decent gaming stores disappear it becomes an uphill battle.&nbsp; It can be done, but it's very difficult.Finding a meeting point is clearly the first step.&nbsp; A decent gaming store is obviously the first step.&nbsp; By decent I don't mean &quot;a good example of a professionally run store,&quot; but a store that doesn't make you want to walk out the door that has a reasonable playing area.Colleges are good second choices, but very often limit your players to college students or require students of the college to be present and sometimes organizing.&nbsp; Libraries are often good places.&nbsp; I know in my area one library was actively looking for groups to use their new meeting areas (fortunately, we have a strong gaming store presence here in upper Delaware).If those aren't options than look around at where other recreational groups are meeting.&nbsp; Bookstores, malls and even churches might be options.I have known a lot of gamers spread out from here in Delaware down to the DC area.&nbsp; There are definitely gamers about, however finding them can be difficult.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glyfair, post: 3494182, member: 53"] Yup, once the decent gaming stores disappear it becomes an uphill battle. It can be done, but it's very difficult. Finding a meeting point is clearly the first step. A decent gaming store is obviously the first step. By decent I don't mean "a good example of a professionally run store," but a store that doesn't make you want to walk out the door that has a reasonable playing area. Colleges are good second choices, but very often limit your players to college students or require students of the college to be present and sometimes organizing. Libraries are often good places. I know in my area one library was actively looking for groups to use their new meeting areas (fortunately, we have a strong gaming store presence here in upper Delaware). If those aren't options than look around at where other recreational groups are meeting. Bookstores, malls and even churches might be options. I have known a lot of gamers spread out from here in Delaware down to the DC area. There are definitely gamers about, however finding them can be difficult. [/QUOTE]

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