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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jdrakeh" data-source="post: 4384910" data-attributes="member: 13892">I would argue that making games a life priority is even more indicative of a problem than not having time for them. I can only speak for myself, of course, but I suspect that playing games is far less important to responsible adults than things like going to work, paying bills, and spending time with family are. The idea that responsible adults will (or should) put off that other stuff to play games is absolutely hillarious, to me.Incidentally, the three big things that cause people to miss our game sessions are work (we have one mortician and one solider in our group, neither of whom have the luxury of a 'regular' work schedule*), job interviews (two of us have had to miss game sessions due to job interviews) and travel time (I have missed two game sessions due to a combination of my being unemployed, astronmical gas prices, and the 15 mile travel distance to the game site). That's all stuff that none of us have any control over, currently**. *The solider is currently deployed overseas.**Well, I guess we could blow off interviews to play games, but that wouldn't be responsible. </blockquote>