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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 9345947" data-attributes="member: 1405">So saying that the older players probably did the same thing when they were young was wrong?I have seen people posting about grognards and how problematic older players, like millennials, are in multiple threads in the last few hours. I am sure those folks feel so much more enlightened. I guess veteran players should be happy that those people are representative of the current generation of players? The reality is that the older players suffered constant abuse from the wider public for being "abnormal." This meant that there was always a comradery within the culture even if you shared radically different world views. No matter what you believed, you shared a common bond.That has obviously ended these days with a younger generation that seems to actively dislike those who had to endure abuse and hate just to enjoy a hobby and keep it alive for the current folks to enjoy. Imagine a world in which you sat in school while another student presented on how people who play D&D were evil. Or being constantly bullied because you liked Star Wars and RPGs. Of course, those veteran players are "problematic" now.</blockquote>