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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 1666346" data-attributes="member: 232">I game with friends.  We hang out outside of gaming and even if i stopped gaming completely, I'd still be friends with them.  That is very important.  More specifically I game with two couples.  One couple have been married for like twelve years, they have 4 children.  She's a stay home mom, he does computer support for the local paper while going to school (on line) for an art degree.  The other couple hjave been dating for less then a year but I've known them for much longer.  I basically introduced them.  At times I wish we had more of a dungeon crawling group, as I'd like to explore that type of gaming more.  But the women are really role play first (not that that is bad) and one of them refuses to participate in any dungeon crawl.  So, it limits choices a bit.  We also play a bit too much fantasy, I'd really like to try some sci fi but that's not their cup of tea.  One great thing though is no one is afraid of a new system.  WE are now playing a d20 game and a Vampire the Masquarde game, but they wouldn't mind if we moved to a different system.  They would have to be sold that the game is fun, and that the idea of the game is something they like.  That is always more important then the rules.  That is the core group.  We have about 8 other gaming friends that occasional play but they don't make group.</blockquote>