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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MonkeyDragon" data-source="post: 4458645" data-attributes="member: 23929">In the first game I ever ran, I had my former tae kwon do instructor as an independant study professor.  Being a former gamer, suitably nerdy, and acted more like a student than professor most of the time, he seemed like he would be a good fit.  He was excited when we made his character, and excited at the first session.  He played well, was hilarious, and seemed to have a great time.Second session he couldn't make because he had visitation with his daughter.  Every week after that, he either had things to do, or visitation (he hadn't informed me of this every other weekend commitment).  After the first few weeks, I stopped asking him if he was going to make it, and he stopped mentioning it as well.  I still don't know if he hadn't enjoyed the game and didn't want to play anymore, didn't take his other obligations into account when he said he wanted to join, or if he just flaked out.I also once had a player in my at-school game that I invited to my summer game.  I worked with him quite a bit online to get him the dragon pc he wanted, but he never even made it to the first session before the whole thing fizzled out.</blockquote>