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You're right too. Apologies if my statement sounded like it applied to everyone. It's definitely a case-by-case basis. In my case, I made most of my spare money in college running games for paying customers at my local hobby store. It was honest work, brought business to the store, and I really...

I've come up to a solution to this as well! I actually built my game system around it. What are you working on?

Follow the Kickstarter HERE! What is One of Us Will Die? One of Us Will Die is a fast, tense, and emotionally-charged tabletop roleplaying game where one player begins the game knowing their character will die, and the others must uncover the truth before the final scene. Created by Filipino...

You're right, but one could argue that as the GM, it's your job to cater to your audience and give them the game they want. It goes both ways. TTRPGs are games so really I think the best thing to do is play them with people who are compatible with our play style. If they aren't, it's...

Honestly, I belive it's disinterest. I don't mean it in the sense that players don't find the campaign interesting. Most campaigns are. It's just that your TTRPG campaign is constantly competing with work, family life and other things going on in your players lives. The only way to make a...