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Bakha · 10-07-2010, 10:16 PM

Speaking as a longtime Armageddon player and staffer who has been retired for about 5 years now:

Real life interfered for me. I had two children, got a serious, consuming job, and just started being way too busy to dedicate the amount of time and effort I dedicated to a mud.

I still love the game and read the boards from time to time (and from what I can tell, the game is still alive and kicking and doing just fine thank you very much). I still read topmudsites on occasion to see what's happening in the mudding world.

My gaming now consists of meeting with a group for 4th Ed. D&D once every two weeks. That gives me my fix without taking over my life (which, sadly, is what happened when I was mudding).

10-07-2010, 10:16 PM	#179
Bakha Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 46	Re: Veterans of Roleplay Intensive MUDs Speaking as a longtime Armageddon player and staffer who has been retired for about 5 years now: Real life interfered for me. I had two children, got a serious, consuming job, and just started being way too busy to dedicate the amount of time and effort I dedicated to a mud. I still love the game and read the boards from time to time (and from what I can tell, the game is still alive and kicking and doing just fine thank you very much). I still read topmudsites on occasion to see what's happening in the mudding world. My gaming now consists of meeting with a group for 4th Ed. D&D once every two weeks. That gives me my fix without taking over my life (which, sadly, is what happened when I was mudding).