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<blockquote data-quote="Aust Diamondew" data-source="post: 3349132" data-attributes="member: 5156">I got into d&amp;d through boy scouts too. Several guys in the troop played it so when we hung out outside of scouts is when I started playing.&nbsp; Sometimes we'd play on long camping trips but generally not on short ones.That said the first RPG I played with any regularity and rules/plot consistency was Shadowrun which I was introduced to by people who were not in the boy scouts.What kept me playing D&amp;D was the switch to 3rd edition, if that hadn't happened I probably would've quit playing in favor of another system.&nbsp; I also like the semi-european middle ages fantasy feel of D&amp;D.I like the open endedness of RPGs.&nbsp; Unlike a computer game there is nothing you can't try to do to resolve a particular puzzle, problem or situation.&nbsp; I like the interaction between different characters.&nbsp; I like the tactical aspect.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aust Diamondew, post: 3349132, member: 5156"] I got into d&d through boy scouts too. Several guys in the troop played it so when we hung out outside of scouts is when I started playing. Sometimes we'd play on long camping trips but generally not on short ones. That said the first RPG I played with any regularity and rules/plot consistency was Shadowrun which I was introduced to by people who were not in the boy scouts. What kept me playing D&D was the switch to 3rd edition, if that hadn't happened I probably would've quit playing in favor of another system. I also like the semi-european middle ages fantasy feel of D&D. I like the open endedness of RPGs. Unlike a computer game there is nothing you can't try to do to resolve a particular puzzle, problem or situation. I like the interaction between different characters. I like the tactical aspect. [/QUOTE]

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