POLL: Does Your Wargamer Group Hinder Your Playing?
168 votes were cast.
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| Col Stone writes: |
Allt the time, now i get both sides of the conflict i want to play and game solo. |
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| VOTING RESULTS |
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
yes | 71 | 42% |  |
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no | 58 | 35% | |
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don't have a wargaming group | 39 | 23% | |
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| POLL DESCRIPTION |
 pphalen  writes:
Looking back at some of the games I was interested (and invested) in over time that never really took of for me, I realize that part of the blame lies in the interests of the gaming groups I have been a part of.
Specifically, there were games that I was really hot on, but no one in any of the groups I was in was interested enough to buy in. So, it was up to me to buy several factions, paint them, and teach people to play. Often, with mixed results.
So, I was wondering if others have experienced the same fate, and how you dealt with it?
For example, I was a big fan of the GRW, but no one else seemed to like it. I still have a couple hundred figures painted up, and have only used them in a couple of games. The only time I really got to "play" the game was when I ran demos at GenCon and Origins for PEG.
There are other examples (Warhammer, WFRP, Deadlands, Chainmail, etc.), but you get the point... |
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