I don’t regularly watch any of it whether normal weekly show or special event, but wrestling. I still read up news and stuff about wrestling but I can barely consider myself a fan.
I don’t regularly watch any of it whether normal weekly show or special event, but wrestling. I still read up news and stuff about wrestling but I can barely consider myself a fan.
It’s such an awesome hobby, but I burn out way too quickly, especially as DM. You prepare each session for several hours, then the session itself takes 4+ hours easily. Super fun, but on a schedule it starts to feel like work.
That’s the hardest part. Good luck finding a consistent 4-6 hour window that is convenient for everyone.
The key is finding 3 or 4 other adults that understand the value of consistency. I’ve been in a weekly game since before COVID and we simply don’t make other plans on that day. No “eh, it’s just D&D I can skip it to go to the movies”. No grief for legitimate reasons to miss a session (but we try to do a replacement activity to keep the schedule rhythm) because we all trust the rest to take the commitment seriously.
There’s people with children in the group who make it work. If you can’t handle a weekly game you just don’t want to do it enough. It’s not a matter of convenience.