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<blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 2755644" data-attributes="member: 158">Andok, good luck in your search. It would seem, as gamer-rich an environment I'm told San Diego is, that you shouldn't have much trouble finding new gamers. My best suggestions are:Find local conventions and gamedays, as earlier suggested. Even if it's for a one-shot every month or every other month, it's a good way to recharge the batteries.Check into Gencon SoCal, which I THINK is held in San Diego (not certain, though). It's growing as the years go by, and it's a good event sponsored by professionals.Also, check these forums and others for play-by-post games. (Our &quot;Talking the Talk&quot; and &quot;Playing the Game&quot; forums are always active). A LOT of gamers don't have local groups, and their gaming action is entirely virtual, at a pace that busy schedules can accomodate.--And as Diaglo said, don't give up hope! If you enjoy the hobby, there are plenty of ways to enjoy it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henry, post: 2755644, member: 158"] Andok, good luck in your search. It would seem, as gamer-rich an environment I'm told San Diego is, that you shouldn't have much trouble finding new gamers. My best suggestions are: Find local conventions and gamedays, as earlier suggested. Even if it's for a one-shot every month or every other month, it's a good way to recharge the batteries. Check into Gencon SoCal, which I THINK is held in San Diego (not certain, though). It's growing as the years go by, and it's a good event sponsored by professionals. Also, check these forums and others for play-by-post games. (Our "Talking the Talk" and "Playing the Game" forums are always active). A LOT of gamers don't have local groups, and their gaming action is entirely virtual, at a pace that busy schedules can accomodate. --And as Diaglo said, don't give up hope! If you enjoy the hobby, there are plenty of ways to enjoy it. [/QUOTE]

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