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Message: <blockquote data-quote="diaglo" data-source="post: 2062414" data-attributes="member: 2885">when 2edADnD came out we:continued to play the campaign we had been playing for years.we converted some of the material from the new releases to OD&D.and then a short time later we stopped playing D&D due to life interrupting.sure, i was sick and tired of buying stuff. but it wasn't 2edADnD that killed the gaming. it was life. new jobs, marriage, kids, mortgages, travel, moving, death, etc...on avg we played 3-4hr/session; 5 sessions/week; 50 weeks/year; for 10+ years... (just a little shy of 11 years really).2edADnD saw some conversion in our campaign early due to the Dragon hints and flyers and stuff mentioned at Cons before it was released en masse.i continued to buy, convert, and play the computer games for years. and also talk to my buddies about D&D.but i didn't get back into a face to face game until life settled down. and i found a group where i was living. that was 2000. i was also curious after reading rumors and seeing people playtest just what the new edition would be like. so i gave it a go... i still am.although, i'm still not very impressed with any of the old stuff being painted newly and given a different name.</blockquote>