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<blockquote data-quote="pablomaz" data-source="post: 9653277" data-attributes="member: 7039480"><p>That's exactly my case. I started GMing online back in 2018 (first on Roll20, then on Fantasy Grounds) because one of the guys had moved to another state. Here in Brazil, air travel is <em>way</em> more expensive than in the US, so our in-person sessions were happening only about once every 45 days.</p><p></p><p>We quickly got into the habit of weekly online sessions, even though they were much shorter—just 3 hours max, compared to the 6 or even 7-hour marathons we used to have in person. When the pandemic hit (just as hard here as in the US), we actually added a second weekly session. We kept that twice-a-week schedule going for three years!</p><p></p><p>These days, we’ve got a cop and an IT technician in the group, both working shifts, so weekends are basically off the table. But we can always find a weeknight that works for everyone.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pablomaz, post: 9653277, member: 7039480"] That's exactly my case. I started GMing online back in 2018 (first on Roll20, then on Fantasy Grounds) because one of the guys had moved to another state. Here in Brazil, air travel is [I]way[/I] more expensive than in the US, so our in-person sessions were happening only about once every 45 days. We quickly got into the habit of weekly online sessions, even though they were much shorter—just 3 hours max, compared to the 6 or even 7-hour marathons we used to have in person. When the pandemic hit (just as hard here as in the US), we actually added a second weekly session. We kept that twice-a-week schedule going for three years! These days, we’ve got a cop and an IT technician in the group, both working shifts, so weekends are basically off the table. But we can always find a weeknight that works for everyone. [/QUOTE]
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