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<blockquote data-quote="sheadunne" data-source="post: 5979513" data-attributes="member: 27570"><p>In my experience it's the difference between having played RPGs for years and just starting out playing them. Once you've played for so long, the mystery leaves the game. It's only normal. If you want to try and recapture the feelings of when you first began playing RPGs, recruit a group of people that have never played an RPG before. Works wonders. You'll start to care less about rules, and more about just having fun. Changing systems, regardless of whether they're rules light or rules heavy, won't help as much since all of the players will have experience with RPGs and after a few sessions will usually have a firm enough grasp on the rules to bring back the old issues. Start fresh with inexperienced players. It's good for you and good for the hobby.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sheadunne, post: 5979513, member: 27570"] In my experience it's the difference between having played RPGs for years and just starting out playing them. Once you've played for so long, the mystery leaves the game. It's only normal. If you want to try and recapture the feelings of when you first began playing RPGs, recruit a group of people that have never played an RPG before. Works wonders. You'll start to care less about rules, and more about just having fun. Changing systems, regardless of whether they're rules light or rules heavy, won't help as much since all of the players will have experience with RPGs and after a few sessions will usually have a firm enough grasp on the rules to bring back the old issues. Start fresh with inexperienced players. It's good for you and good for the hobby. [/QUOTE]
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