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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 8739011" data-attributes="member: 22779">I mean, heck, try having small children.  Or anyone who has an odd work schedule.  All I hear, over and over, and have heard, for years, is laments about how people can't play regularly and only get together once a month or once ever two weeks.  I've gamed pretty much weekly, sometimes twice a week, for the past twenty years.  Rarely missed a week.  I could game more if I wanted to and had the time.  The fact that I have a bizarre work schedule means that face to face gaming is pretty much straight out the window.  I've never understood the hostility about online gaming.  If you don't want to do it, that's groovy.  Totally fine.  No skin off my nose.  But, why people seem to feel the need to poo poo it as "inferior" or whatever just baffles me.  If it wasn't for online gaming, I'd have left the hobby decades ago.  (YAY, good riddance ya bastard! - you be quiet back there)  Online is a fantastic way to game.  I really don't see the problem.</blockquote>