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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ampolitor" data-source="post: 5983143" data-attributes="member: 11758">it dependswell it also depends on the age group, when your older and have a wife and kids then it is a lot harder to get some free time to even play. The best thing to do is sit everyone down and come up with a reasonable schedule for everyone. For most married people with kids, meeting face to face in person once a month is about as good as it gets. Have you ever considered running some sessions via online? I've done that especially around the holidays or if someone had to stay home with a sick kid. Life happens and its hard to get a entire group to commit,Now if you think they are must dodging the game well then there is the old DM rule, the game goes on with or without you, if you are not here to control your character than the DM does, and if you are eaten by a pack of zombies so be it, (after the Players who show up, rape your corpse for your belongings)</blockquote>