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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Ipplepop" data-source="post: 2808296" data-attributes="member: 39914">Once we realize that the session is going to tank, we usually stop where we're at and take a break. Some of the players will go outside and have a smoke, others will go to the local convenience store, others will hang out and shoot the breeze. Whatever it is, we stop where we are&nbsp; and talk about anything except the game. Of course, we end up talking about the game in our little individual groups. Right before the game starts again, the adults (our group is 5 adults and a varyinig number of kids ranging from 4-8) will all end up in the same place and figure out what has to happen to get back on track. That small break seems to break the cycle, and the session picks up. IF the session doesn't get better, we stop.After such sessions, the adults will hang out and... well, just hang out... accepting the fact that we weren't suppose to play that night.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Ipplepop, post: 2808296, member: 39914"] [COLOR=MediumTurquoise]Once we realize that the session is going to tank, we usually stop where we're at and take a break. Some of the players will go outside and have a smoke, others will go to the local convenience store, others will hang out and shoot the breeze. Whatever it is, we stop where we are and talk about anything [I]except[/I] the game. Of course, we end up talking about the game in our little individual groups. Right before the game starts again, the adults (our group is 5 adults and a varyinig number of kids ranging from 4-8) will all end up in the same place and figure out what has to happen to get back on track. That small break seems to break the cycle, and the session picks up. IF the session doesn't get better, we stop. After such sessions, the adults will hang out and... well, just hang out... accepting the fact that we weren't suppose to play that night.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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