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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CroBob" data-source="post: 6067577" data-attributes="member: 6683307">I believe it, but I find it strange that everybody in a group of friends or gaming companions are against merely trying a game once. I don't find it likely that the majority of people are needlessly stubborn. If nobody in your group wants to try a new game... well, what's wrong with them? Like if they're planning on playing hearts on Tuesday, what do they do if one guy suggests playing spades instead? I mean, why be a jerk about it?I also understand not wanting to try a new game if you have an ongoing campaign you're looking forward to, but what if the new game is suggested between campaigns? I'm not advocating trying a new game every week or something, just once in a while. I've never encountered this problem ever. There have been certain, specific denials, or denials based on poor timing, but I've never known anyone who never wanted to play a different game ever. Frankly, I like to think they're the minority of gamers. It also makes sense why some people want D&D to be able to do anything, since they apparently irrationally refuse to play any other game, ever! I mean, are these even real people we're talking about? How could you put up with people who are that stubborn?</blockquote>