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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 1636833" data-attributes="member: 19675">There are online resources that can help you run a fulltime/full scale game online.&nbsp; From what I understand, you can even set up chat rooms with telepresence capacity to game in...if you all have that kind of money to spend on your computers. You can also play via email just like the old PBMs of the 1970's and 80's.In other words, you describe the events thoroughly, let your players decide their actions, and you decide the most likely outcomes.&nbsp; You'll need full copies of the PCs to do this, however.On the other hand, you could choose NOT to end the campaign abruptly, and schedule semi-annual get-togethers in which to game.I participate in multiple game groups, one of which has been active since 1984.&nbsp; However, due to pursuit of education and jobs, the participants of that group haven't all been in the same state for more than a couple of weeks at a time since 1996.&nbsp; Still, we consider the campaign active, and get in a couple of sessions a year when we all visit our families.In the meantime, we all satisfy our RPG jones by participating in other groups.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 1636833, member: 19675"] There are online resources that can help you run a fulltime/full scale game online. From what I understand, you can even set up chat rooms with telepresence capacity to game in...if you all have that kind of money to spend on your computers. You can also play via email just like the old PBMs of the 1970's and 80's. In other words, you describe the events thoroughly, let your players decide their actions, and you decide the most likely outcomes. You'll need full copies of the PCs to do this, however. On the other hand, you could choose NOT to end the campaign abruptly, and schedule semi-annual get-togethers in which to game. I participate in multiple game groups, one of which has been active since 1984. However, due to pursuit of education and jobs, the participants of that group haven't all been in the same state for more than a couple of weeks at a time since 1996. Still, we consider the campaign active, and get in a couple of sessions a year when we all visit our families. In the meantime, we all satisfy our RPG jones by participating in other groups. [/QUOTE]

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