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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Old Fezziwig" data-source="post: 9858647" data-attributes="member: 59">I like DunDraCon -- the people are friendly, the venue is good, and it has a grass roots feel that I really dig -- but it's too hard to get into games. I've gotten into one game so far this year, and it was a war game, not an RPG, which is what I came here to play. (But it was fun, at least.)I think there are some diversity issues with game choice and session length -- lots of D&D and OSR stuff, which generally isn't what I'm here for, and a lack of uniformity in slot starting time, which ends up making registration choices tricky. Like, I'm not signing up for an 8-hour OSR game starting at 2 pm, which will blow through dinner and kill two slots and is something I could find easily enough if I wanted to at home. I'm sure they have reasons for doing it this way, but it shouldn't feel this frustrating to find games. It's my only real knock on things.</blockquote>