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<blockquote data-quote="tonym" data-source="post: 1490131" data-attributes="member: 4127">One way to find a new group is to call the people from the old group and ask them if they have any leads pertaining to a new group.&nbsp; Call from time to time, not just once.&nbsp; You might even call some of the people from the group prior to that group. Eventually sombebody is likely to say, &quot;Well, now that you mention it, so-and-so is thinking about cancelling his RIFTS campaign to start a D&amp;D campaign...&quot; or something similar.Regarding your question about how to have a gaming group become more than a gaming group...&nbsp; Maybe tell the group that you would like it if you could all hang-out sometime.&nbsp; Then suggest that everybody come to gaming an hour early next session for an hour-long barbecue or something similar, where everybody is standing around talking, not sitting down gaming.You might offer to spring for the hamburgers the first time.&nbsp; Then, if it's fun, somebody else would buy the food the next time.&nbsp; Then maybe it would become a regular thing and you would all get to know each other better.Good luck with everything.&nbsp; Hope this post was helpful.Tony</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tonym, post: 1490131, member: 4127"] One way to find a new group is to call the people from the old group and ask them if they have any leads pertaining to a new group. Call from time to time, not just once. You might even call some of the people from the group prior to that group. Eventually sombebody is likely to say, "Well, now that you mention it, so-and-so is thinking about cancelling his RIFTS campaign to start a D&D campaign..." or something similar. Regarding your question about how to have a gaming group become more than a gaming group... Maybe tell the group that you would like it if you could all hang-out sometime. Then suggest that everybody come to gaming an hour early next session for an hour-long barbecue or something similar, where everybody is standing around talking, not sitting down gaming. You might offer to spring for the hamburgers the first time. Then, if it's fun, somebody else would buy the food the next time. Then maybe it would become a regular thing and you would all get to know each other better. Good luck with everything. Hope this post was helpful. Tony [/QUOTE]

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