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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Koloth" data-source="post: 7759985" data-attributes="member: 6706231">Sounds like Bob in the OP had a secret agenda item and the new D&D game was going to be a tool to complete the item.  For the folks I regularly game with, the gaming sessions are a way to 'force' us to get together on a schedule.  It is much easier to tell others you are 'busy' during the planned gaming session if you are really gaming.  A fair amount of the time is spent getting caught up on things.  Most of us prefer the 'old style' face to face socializing over the so called social media stuff.  The actual game being played is less important then us being in the same room.  We often use sessions where one or more can't make it to try out some new board/card/other game.  Or even some old style vintage computer LAN party type stuff.</blockquote>