My group fell apart because of scheduling issues. I miss it.

Oh, so you moved to a GOOD system.

Hello Compression Artifacts, my old friend.

Hmu I like online games

No im just lonely and dont like online games that much compared to in person.

There’s some online services that connect people. It’s really hit or miss, but could lead to a decent campaign for you.

I got roasted so hard by my last group when I tried to first time dm tyranny of dragons (to be fair, the first part of it is combat heavy and I didn’t handle it as well as I could have) and it triggered my anxiety about it so hard that I dropped from the group and havent played in 5 years

If it makes you feel better, I’ve been in this hobby nearly 30 years and I’ve had regular games for maybe 5 of them.

I meant like, PBTA or Daggerheart

That actually sucks man, I’m sorry, that’s not how a first time DM for any new system should be treated.

Who are you and why are you me?

GURPS also forgoes initiative for speed based turn order.

How do I report OP for posting my personal details?

Or even just a new DM in general. The whole thing is a group activity for mutual enjoyment. I ran a cyberpunk red campaign as the GM with 6 players for like a year, and it was my first time DM/GMing in general, and it was also a brand new system at the time. Everyone was very forgiving, lax and then serious in the story when it mattered. I certainly would have quit if people were assholes because my math wasn’t there or I had to flip pages to figure out like fire damage calculations without having them bookmarked or whatever

In my 30 years experience playing, groups rarely fall apart due to scheduling. They fall apart because the game isn’t compelling. People will make the time if they’re enjoying it.

ehh we were pretty far into Avernus and then one of the players travelled for 3 months, and after that there were a bunch of scheduling conflicts and everyone started forgetting plot points and characters.

Fuck em’ find another group. Anyone that wants to give a DM shit isn’t worth having at the table anyway.

I wont lie about still being a bit salty, especially since it was our 3rd round with new dm, the group had a few people (me as well) who wanted to dm. So we kinda took turns. I played through the good and bad of the other campaigns, dont care still had fun. I just dont know what changed when it was my turn.

I feel like there’s a difference between constructive criticism for a dm and outright shifting on their attempt. I feel the group did the latter

I haven’t played in 11 years

How do I trojan horse Dnd into my game night? I’ll dm 🥹