Sooo then, as a C&C aficionado...

[Rigon]

Yeah, my face to face group is harder to get together than the online groups. I am not saying that there haven't been any "unreliable" gamers online, but once we find the reliable players, they show up far more often than not. I think being able to game from your own home helps with that.

Most definitely. I find that being able to sit at my computer and game very helpful. Especially since I don't know enough gamers to make a table and the closest shop with open game nights is over 25 miles away. Plus with my 3 jobs, I have little time to travel to game.

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[Rigon]

Also, for the longest time I was strictly a player. Then I got comfortable with the system and wanted to run a game or two. It has helped me become a better CK having other experienced CKs in my game. We have a mini rules discussion almost every session. Nothing to derail the game, but enough for a quick interpretation and the we go to the boards for a full on discussion that usually leads to a long term solution.

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[ArgoForg]

I mostly CK, but not because I don't want to play. When we were playing much more regularly, I preferred to GM with the C&C ruleset, while others opted for 3.5/PF or Basic D&D. While I enjoyed playing any games, I was always a little disappointed that in order to use C&C, I had to CK it.