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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kenobi65" data-source="post: 2252828" data-attributes="member: 1515">I've been playing in the RPGA for almost 4 years now.  I'd say that at least 90% of the time, it's been very enjoyable.  I've met some great friends while playing RPGA games, both at conventions, and online (most RPGA campaigns can be played online).I think, also, that the smaller / more independent campaigns (Living Death, Living Arcanis, Living Spycraft, etc.) seem to be better managed, because they're *not* being run from RPGA HQ.  I also like Living Force a heckuva lot, even though it is run through HQ.  (Though, LF has had its own problems of late, with Lucasfilm holding up approvals on new modules for many months now).I think that the munchkinism is more problematic in the big "straight D&D" campaigns (Living Greyhawk, and the two D&D Campaigns) that are being run from HQ.  Play LD or LF with a good Judge, and you might have a very different view of RPGA than you would in playing Green Regent with a bunch of kids at your FLGS.I also concur that RPGA suffers from a lack of resources.  Their event-ordering system is on an antiquated computer, and they've got very little in the way of dedicated staff.</blockquote>