What thing that people can do together, productively, and still have fun?

[CAOMouse]

• Just wondering, playing games can be done together, having fun but not productive
• What is it that both fun and productive for all people on the internet to do?

[unknown_user]

Ahem... I would say, but I will not.

[Tornex]

It depends on what your definition of "productive" is, having a time to play games together and relax can bring benefits to your productivity on the long run as long as you don't fall into procrastination.

That said, I've found that studying together, be it art or whatever is actually enjoyable and before you know it you've made a lot of progress on whatever you are trying to achieve.

[faisalhussein394]

Fun and productive huh? Well, I wish I could say it but not here.

[Kiweevil]

I can think of something that's fun and reproductive....tehe

Other than that, gardening?

[darthmongoose]

Playing tabletop RPGs or boardgames has proven benefits for mental health, helps reduce disk of dementia and altzeimers in later life and improves skills like negotiation, improvisation, conversation and collaboration, particularly in autistic people who may struggle to develop these skills. So there you go, play some Dungeons & Dragons (or Savage Worlds, Fate, Tales of Equestria, whatever your fave is) or break out the Settlers of Catan or something.

...What you thought I was gonna giggle and hint at sex like everyone else? I'm gay; sex is entirely unproductive and purely for fun in my case.

[vothnthorvaldson]

Gardening is a great one! It can be very fun (unless you're doing it professionally and then it's a nightmare - guess who got woken up in the middle of the night by a huge snowstorm with violent winds and could not fall asleep again because they were worried about their greenhouses?)

And it's definitely productive. It can even drastically lower the food budget if properly planned.

[NickRowler]

Film making. It takes a lot of dedication from a team, and it can be fun to do if everyones does their part.
This can also apply to game development.

[nathanKmcwilliams]

DnD is great. I've only played with one group, but we've been together for about a year and a half now. Tabletop RPG's do wonders for the creative spark too.

I'd also add deck building games like Magic The Gathering. It helps to build basic logic skills and creative strategy. (Also math skills xD something I've struggled with, but MtG has really helped me understand it a little better. DnD too.)

[indagold]

I draw with my friends, you get a drawing and have fun!