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<blockquote data-quote="Creamsteak" data-source="post: 495152" data-attributes="member: 552">I'd pay willingly to play in a game that had alternate reasons to pay:1) Food: Someone has to buy the munching food, and it may as well be the whole group.2) Atmosphere: This isn't too important, but if someone really was devoted to props, setting, dimmed lights, had pre-recorded CDs set to switch songs when certain encounters came up via remote, candles, and tons of other things to help emersion... I'd pay a good 5 bucks for all the time and electricity this guy puts into his show.3) Take Homes: I'd pay to play in a game where you go home with a mini for your character, a copy of the adventure that you just played, or something else tangible I might pay to play.But the thing about all of the above is that I'm getting more than just the opportunity to sit down with other people and a DM. I'd never pay directly for that, but if there was some kind of expense that the DM can't absorb alone, the players should chip in... as they almost always would.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Creamsteak, post: 495152, member: 552"] I'd pay willingly to play in a game that had alternate reasons to pay: 1) Food: Someone has to buy the munching food, and it may as well be the whole group. 2) Atmosphere: This isn't too important, but if someone really was devoted to props, setting, dimmed lights, had pre-recorded CDs set to switch songs when certain encounters came up via remote, candles, and tons of other things to help emersion... I'd pay a good 5 bucks for all the time and electricity this guy puts into his show. 3) Take Homes: I'd pay to play in a game where you go home with a mini for your character, a copy of the adventure that you just played, or something else tangible I might pay to play. But the thing about all of the above is that I'm getting more than just the opportunity to sit down with other people and a DM. I'd never pay directly for that, but if there was some kind of expense that the DM can't absorb alone, the players should chip in... as they almost always would. [/QUOTE]

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