What room do you game in?

[Tervin]

Besides things like dining room, study, kitchen and living room I also added other - which in this case is a members only pub/brewery, that some of my gaming friends have access to.

 

[Steely Dan]

Is that you Tom Cruise?

Nope, Travolta.

 

[SavageRobby]

You know, when we bought our new house, we specifically got it with a big game room upstairs, with big wide windows and an open feeling and everything.

Almost two years later, we still use the Dining Room, for any number of reasons:

• Its downstairs
• Its the biggest table in the house (with extra leafs)
• Its closer to the kitchen/drink fridge

Ah well. Best laid plans and all that. We finally gave up the ghost and redecorated it, and now its more a study/game library than an actual game room.

 

[jaerdaph]

Nope, Travolta.

We're sending in R Kelly.

 

[Farganger]

Drawing Room.

It was good enough for charades in my grandfather's day, and swinger parties in my father's, so it's good enough for my weekly D&D session.

 

[Griego]

Master bedroom (well, the only bedroom in my 1-bedroom apartment). My group games online using kLoOge.Werks and Teamspeak. What rooms the others are in, I couldn't tell you.

 

[Fifth Element]

Fifth Element might be from someplace that does not have basements.

Um, I don't consider "basement" to be a room per se. My poll, my rules!

And yes, the first 8 entries on the poll are from Clue.

 

[Fifth Element]

All right, who answered lavatory? Don't make me punish the whole class...

 

[Agamon]

Game room. And other would be a game store...though that's not really at a house, I guess.

 

[tweinst]

I work at a computer game company and we have a group that meets on thursday evenings. We game in our conference room at the office.