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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Helspar" data-source="post: 212710" data-attributes="member: 4849"><p>Played D&D last night, and I'm thinking about giving up on it. The group I play in just seem to be content with "slay the monsters search thew bodies, next room!" I feel bad for the DM because I think he has such high hopes for creativity but is let down every time. (If you're reading this, you know who I am) While some role playing is achieved, it chiefly involves: "Take that! foul fiend!" or some variation. The worst part is I've been playing D&D for over twelve years! I had hoped that when we put these sessions together as adults we could notch up the sessions a bit more to get that true role playing experience. (Admittedly the hack and slash was fun while I was younger when we sometimes gamed like fanatics.) After all if I want to hack up monsters I'd play Diablo. Is there any hope? Or should I maybe just give in, grow up and wait until retirement?</p></blockquote><p></p>