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<blockquote data-quote="GrimCo" data-source="post: 9271760" data-attributes="member: 7044462">[USER=1008]@SableWyvern[/USER] I get you and I'm currently in the same boat. Our weekly game isn't only about gaming, it's primarily about us as a group of friends getting together and spending time together alone. We do play, but we talk, laugh and hang out. D&amp;D is just &quot;excuse&quot;. We are bunch of mid 30-early 40s married guys with small kids. Time to hang out with friends is limited and at the premium. While i do like to meet new people and i meet almost all my now good friends trough the D&amp;D, it wasn't in conventions, but rather home games where i knew somebody from group.&nbsp;&nbsp; I run occasional session or two of some other games, but guys like what they like, we found system that ticks all the boxes and we have most fun playing that. TBH i think just goofing off and talking smack is more fun for us than trying to learn and play new game that's more complex than Knave or Cairn.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GrimCo, post: 9271760, member: 7044462"] [USER=1008]@SableWyvern[/USER] I get you and I'm currently in the same boat. Our weekly game isn't only about gaming, it's primarily about us as a group of friends getting together and spending time together alone. We do play, but we talk, laugh and hang out. D&D is just "excuse". We are bunch of mid 30-early 40s married guys with small kids. Time to hang out with friends is limited and at the premium. While i do like to meet new people and i meet almost all my now good friends trough the D&D, it wasn't in conventions, but rather home games where i knew somebody from group. I run occasional session or two of some other games, but guys like what they like, we found system that ticks all the boxes and we have most fun playing that. TBH i think just goofing off and talking smack is more fun for us than trying to learn and play new game that's more complex than Knave or Cairn. [/QUOTE]

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