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<blockquote data-quote="smerwin29" data-source="post: 3316748" data-attributes="member: 15050"><p>I can only speak for myself, but this is the EXACT situation I am in.&nbsp; There are several campaigns I would like to play in, but the only way I could play them regularly is online.&nbsp; I tried it.&nbsp; I found the experience, even though I tried with different groups on different platforms, to be no fun for me.&nbsp; Because I choose not to play online, I am lucky to get to a game once a month.&nbsp; But still I choose not to play online.&nbsp; Again, this may be specific to my own situation, as my jobs (freelancer) keeps me isolated in front of a computer for 8-12 hours a day as it is, so the prospect of sitting in front of a computer for another second, much less another 4 hours or more, just doesn't appeal.&nbsp; I don't say this to try to claim that VTT games are inferior for everyone--only to show that it is not unreasonable for a motivated and interested gamer to prefer no game to an online game.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="smerwin29, post: 3316748, member: 15050"] I can only speak for myself, but this is the EXACT situation I am in. There are several campaigns I would like to play in, but the only way I could play them regularly is online. I tried it. I found the experience, even though I tried with different groups on different platforms, to be no fun for me. Because I choose not to play online, I am lucky to get to a game once a month. But still I choose not to play online. Again, this may be specific to my own situation, as my jobs (freelancer) keeps me isolated in front of a computer for 8-12 hours a day as it is, so the prospect of sitting in front of a computer for another second, much less another 4 hours or more, just doesn't appeal. I don't say this to try to claim that VTT games are inferior for everyone--only to show that it is not unreasonable for a motivated and interested gamer to prefer no game to an online game. [/QUOTE]

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