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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pyske" data-source="post: 1365974" data-attributes="member: 3567">My overall experience has been poor, with some very enjoyable exceptions.  My experience is generally better in non-D&D games, so my general policy is to avoid RPGA D&D events unless I know and trust the GM and players.  For example, I loved the RPGA events at EliCon or ConnCon, when I went, because I knew people there, and they could point out which games to play and which to avoid.  I haven't enjoyed the local RPGA events nearly as much.My recommendation is not to give up on RPGA, as there are some truly exceptional GMs and games.  (Including PirateCat, although I was trashed and not a very good player when I met him.)  Instead, hunt around for a player or GM you like, who also knows the local RPGA scene, and ask them which events to sign up for. . . . . . . . -- Eric</blockquote>