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Message: <blockquote data-quote="just__al" data-source="post: 1688214" data-attributes="member: 11068">I am currently in two groups.The first group is my weekly game, consisting of my wife and a bunch of our friends.  We all know each other the Rocky Horror cast I used to direct (except for my poker buddy).  This game is very fun.  We take turns DM'ing (at 4-6 month stretches).  I like this game because it is all my friends.  I cook before the game every week and we all pitch in for the cost of food.  Last year when I was DM'ing I invited a co-worker to the game and it was a disaster, his last session almost ended in a fist fight in my living room.  All that was ever said about it was "obviously I won't be coming back, I'm sorry"   He didn't fit in and eventually it came to a head.  He had other problems and was eventually fired at work to, but whatever. The other group I play in I know a few people from Rocky and there are 3 people who are friends of the DM.  One of the people I know from Rocky was in the first group when it started about 2 years ago but he left the group.  I was very happy to see him go as he was not my favorite person.  I was not happy he was there when I showed up for this game (but if I thought about it I should have known) but he doesn't get on my nerves anymore, I think it's because he isn't interacting with my wife who really, really can't stand him. I enjoy playing in this group, not as much as the first group, but because we play everyother week, everybody is focused on gaming instead of gaming and hanging out and it's a different vibe that I sometimes enjoy.  I think I actually get more into character because I'm not as concerned about having a good time with my friends but having a good time gaming.</blockquote>

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