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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kanegrundar" data-source="post: 2328019" data-attributes="member: 3913">I've been without a game for a little over a year now.  With schedules and dealing with a house, wedding plans, family gatherings, family illnesses, and just trying to spend time with my fiancee, I find it extremely hard to find time to game.  I found a group here on the these message boards, but I couldn't make my first session, like I originally thought I'd be able to, and now even the GM is busy.  It's rough, and for me, it may not get any less hectic until the end of summer.  That means, I have to get my gaming fix from WoW, GTA San Andreas, and solo rounds of Warhammer Quest and WQ'ish D&D.  I still get together with my old group upon occasion, but all we really play anymore are one-off games like Talisman, Doom, poker, or one of the myriad of games in my friend's collection.  We just don't have time for a well-done campaign.I wouldn't take it as a personal slight to your campaign or DM'ing abilities.  This is one of the things that happens as people get jobs, get married, have kids, buy a home, or do any of the things that comes with becoming independent and responsible.  It sucks, but that's what happens sometimes, at least that's what happened to me.Kane</blockquote>