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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chainsaw" data-source="post: 5094892" data-attributes="member: 70196">Seems to me that game shops tend to be a very personal business, essentially becoming extensions of the owner/manager's own personality and living room. If you're lucky enough to have a guy that's honest, friendly, clean and accepting of different games running a shop near you, then you've probably got yourself a winner. My friend that hosts the LFR games (that I criticized) basically opens up his home a couple times a week to have anywhere from 6-15 guests (including strangers). He's a great guy - all of the things I mentioned above - and, in a way, his place is like a game shop with an RPG focus and without the sales component. So, in that context, I suppose I can appreciate and believe that some folks may have had really positive store experiences. It really all depends on who's running the show, I guess. Their behavior sets the standard for the shop.</blockquote>