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People in that age range are generally very busy with RL stuff like careers and family. I didn't have much time for gaming when I was...

That bold bit is the part I was saying that your earlier post was missing. Absent that sort of clarity it leaves the reader to guess...

Agreed; and while having an adventure on a clock is fun once in a while, it's a trope that can very quickly get old if overused.

The players have, with usually-very-temporary exceptions due to the specific situation the characters are in in that moment, always had...

Florida in general has a somewhat older skew in its population compared to a lot of other states Here in my corner of south Florida id...

Here theyre generally older or under 20 with there friends. Not many in the 25-39 range.

Not every story has a clock running, though. If we get the job to secure an artifact from a dungeon, there might be no time table at...

That aligns with my experience too. There's a definite age gap between the average gm age and average player age among the regulars who...

Yeah but apparently it's 1 in 20 are DMs. DM shortage and all that. Veterans of multiple editions are probably sub 10% at this point...

This. Its really not obvious. Its experienced DMs assuming everyone plays line them. Experienced DMs are a minority. DMs in general...

Campaign length adventures need to have some degree of pull apart support --OR-- they need to very explicitly define themselves as a...

I never said generic plot. My issue with many campaigns/adventure path that I see, are that they often built into a specific setting...

They did? Revenge of the Runelord (most recent AP) - levels 12 - 20 Hell's Destiny (releasing in June) - levels 11-20 It seems like...

I agree with you that buyers shouldn't be expected to hunt down interviews and blog posts, but I can't come close to agreeing that...

I think most of the adventures are great, but I also think that they could be a lot better, and much of that comes down to presentation...