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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AnotherGuy" data-source="post: 9736731" data-attributes="member: 7029930">Possibly. I suspect the older generation who are more experienced with loss are likely able to deal with it better.51 year old, been playing all his life, 15+ years with me, we have a larger friend circle49 year old, been playing all his life, 25+ years with me, we have a larger friend circle48 year old, recently joined us after a 20-year absence, he's an old friend from early days school33 year old, started playing 5 years ago, we have a larger friend circle30+ year old, been playing on-and-off, joined us 3 years ago - even though we do not see him outside the hobby (just a matter of time), I'd consider him a friend.It will depend I suspect on how it was handled by the GM. It can be a tricky thing to negotiate I will admit especially with hobby friends, acquaintances and strangers. I have made plenty mistakes in the past, I make many less so these days but I'm not infallible.</blockquote>