Gamers in/near Rutland, UK

[DuncanFx]

Hi all,

Would any of you fine people be based in or around Rutland, UK?

Having lost my regular gaming friends a few years ago, I've been searching for anyone local who would be up for an occasional social game, but to no avail.

I am aware of a few reasonably-local groups, but either their schedule doesn't align with my free time, or they're focused solely on GW games (which I'm not interested in).

Many thanks,
Duncan

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Cant help with question but welcome

[Techno 3]

Welcome, from me as well...Hope you find some suitable 'opponents' soon.

[Radar]

Hello.

Surely, depending whereabouts in the county you are, you could pick an optimum corner (be it front garden or back garden) and shout*. Everybody else in Rutland should be able to hear you. Unless they've got headphones on.

* If you are in the middle of the county, pop up onto the roof to shout.


I'll get my coat. I blame The Rutles.

[fred.]

Welcome, I'm now on the other side of the country. 

Might be worth popping along to the local gaming groups - even if just to meet people, they might play non-GW games as well, or know of other gamers. 

[DuncanFx]

Thank you all for the welcome. Feels odd, as I've been a daily visitor to this forum for a long time, but I realise now that I've been a lurker for far too long without posting anything - guess I'll try harder to change that.

@Radar - It does feel like that at times, but still finding it hard to find like-minded gamers. I do also appreciate playing small scale miniatures in the smallest county in England. Perhaps that could be my USP.

@fred - That's a good suggestion, which I have already pursued actually and raised a few potential opportunities, but unfortunately lead to nothing. I'm still in touch with them however, so ever hopeful.

[Orcs]

Welcome to the forum, Rutland is a bit far away for me.

Good Luck with your search

[Zippee]

I'm south of Grantham which isn't a million miles away and can concur that there's not much activity in the local area (which is bizarre as Newark is just up the road)