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<blockquote data-quote="CuRoi" data-source="post: 5633995" data-attributes="member: 98032">Well, you say married with kid(s) and gaming 4 nights a week. I'm married with kid (singular) AND my wife plays in my games and we barely manage every other week. However, I refuse to run games over the internet (tried once before and it was terrible, plus the face to face interaction is what I enjoy most) so I'm limiting myself a bit right there. Anyway, what constitutes &quot;too much&quot; is entirely subjective I suppose. &nbsp;But yeah, it's the family that &quot;keeps&quot; me from playing. I run my son's Scout Troop (heaven help the poor little geeklings who recently got incredibly excited about playing Munchkin on a campout...), we go mountain biking, camping, I've been enlisted as the &quot;drummer&quot; in his Guitar Hero band, etc. He'll sit in on an RPG session every now and then but it's not his thing. He takes violin and keeps involved in other clubs (which I take time to get him to) and all that normal kid stuff. &nbsp;I'd rather be doing all of that than yelling over the feedback from some gamer's Skype account, shouting over THEIR kids playing in the background, or having to pause as people just wandered away from their computers mid-game. Ugh <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/laugh.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing&nbsp; &nbsp; :lol:" data-shortname=":lol:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="CuRoi, post: 5633995, member: 98032"] Well, you say married with kid(s) and gaming 4 nights a week. I'm married with kid (singular) AND my wife plays in my games and we barely manage every other week. However, I refuse to run games over the internet (tried once before and it was terrible, plus the face to face interaction is what I enjoy most) so I'm limiting myself a bit right there. Anyway, what constitutes "too much" is entirely subjective I suppose. But yeah, it's the family that "keeps" me from playing. I run my son's Scout Troop (heaven help the poor little geeklings who recently got incredibly excited about playing Munchkin on a campout...), we go mountain biking, camping, I've been enlisted as the "drummer" in his Guitar Hero band, etc. He'll sit in on an RPG session every now and then but it's not his thing. He takes violin and keeps involved in other clubs (which I take time to get him to) and all that normal kid stuff. I'd rather be doing all of that than yelling over the feedback from some gamer's Skype account, shouting over THEIR kids playing in the background, or having to pause as people just wandered away from their computers mid-game. Ugh :lol: [/QUOTE]

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