D&D General In this day and age, people still laugh when you invite them to play D&D.

[R_J_K75]

If you have never run into older adults finding your hobbies a little odd for someone your age, I'm truly glad for you. But that hasn't been my experience.

No Ive never ran into people finding my playing RPGs odd, at least that I can recall, and if they did they never said anything.

I always found it kind of odd why RPGs were given such a bad rap, and looked down on, while other hobbies like bird watching and scrapbooking for example were considered perfectly acceptable.

 

[Incenjucar]

Here in Seattle home games are harder to set up, but a third space or online game is a lot easier, and there are plenty of Adventurer's League, Pathfinder Society, etc. groups to be found. Sharing home space is increasingly rare, as fewer people have extra space or time to prepare for guests, people are less trusting (sadly, for good reason), and schedules are less reliable.

Tons of people to play with, but the default play spaces are different.