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<blockquote data-quote="Ravilah" data-source="post: 5581811" data-attributes="member: 19724">I empathize with your plight. I was an exclusively 3.5 GM until 4e came out. Everybody in my gaming circle loved it, and all new gamers that have joined us since then have learned 4e instead of 3.5, so they won't play it either. I don't so much feel that I no longer get satisfaction from 3e; I just don't have a group that will play it with me. I wasted a lot of breath on the edition wars (most of it in my own livingroom with my best friend and most active player), but it was quickly apparent that if I wanted to GM anything, it had to be 4e.But thankfully, that is changing a bit. We have played some Deadlands recently, and we have also started playing GURPS. I haven't GMed with it yet, so I don't yet understand your aversion GMing with it. But all in all, I think I know how you feel. I miss the days when there was just one game to talk about, one game to master, one game to invite people to play. But I think pawsplay is right, some of this feeling is just the illusion of nostalgia.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ravilah, post: 5581811, member: 19724"] I empathize with your plight. I was an exclusively 3.5 GM until 4e came out. Everybody in my gaming circle loved it, and all new gamers that have joined us since then have learned 4e instead of 3.5, so they won't play it either. I don't so much feel that I no longer get satisfaction from 3e; I just don't have a group that will play it with me. I wasted a lot of breath on the edition wars (most of it in my own livingroom with my best friend and most active player), but it was quickly apparent that if I wanted to GM anything, it had to be 4e. But thankfully, that is changing a bit. We have played some Deadlands recently, and we have also started playing GURPS. I haven't GMed with it yet, so I don't yet understand your aversion GMing with it. But all in all, I think I know how you feel. I miss the days when there was just one game to talk about, one game to master, one game to invite people to play. But I think pawsplay is right, some of this feeling is just the illusion of nostalgia. [/QUOTE]

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