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<blockquote data-quote="Jeremy E Grenemyer" data-source="post: 2589374" data-attributes="member: 12388">For me it's more of a, &quot;Why not game?&quot;&nbsp; Especially when the opportunity presents itself.My lifestyle has kept me moving every 3-5 years since I graduated from High School, which meant DnD games were hard to come by.&nbsp; So I joined a game whenever or wherever I could find one.Now that I'm older and not as likely to move (or at least, not to move out of the Bay Area) I find that I want to keep my Campaign going for as long as I can.&nbsp; It's a great stress reliever, I get a chance to behave like a man (read: belch whenever I feel like it, make crude remarks, tell off-color jokes, mercilessly tease my friends and behave in an altogether less than refined way).But I also get to be creative, be the DM, bring good memories and enjoyment to my friends and have a lot of fun.So I guess I game because each moment spent gaming is one I'd never look back on with regret.&nbsp; How often can we say that about the sum total of our repetitive, everyday experiences?&nbsp; J. Grenemyer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeremy E Grenemyer, post: 2589374, member: 12388"] For me it's more of a, "Why [i]not[/i] game?" Especially when the opportunity presents itself. My lifestyle has kept me moving every 3-5 years since I graduated from High School, which meant DnD games were hard to come by. So I joined a game whenever or wherever I could find one. Now that I'm older and not as likely to move (or at least, not to move out of the Bay Area) I find that I want to keep my Campaign going for as long as I can. It's a great stress reliever, I get a chance to behave like a man (read: belch whenever I feel like it, make crude remarks, tell off-color jokes, mercilessly tease my friends and behave in an altogether less than refined way). But I also get to be creative, be the DM, bring good memories and enjoyment to my friends and have a lot of fun. So I guess I game because each moment spent gaming is one I'd never look back on with regret. How often can we say that about the sum total of our repetitive, everyday experiences? J. Grenemyer [/QUOTE]

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