I feel your pain. I ran kid D&D summer camps for two weeks this summer as well as my regular ProDM gigs and by the end of 15 days, I'd run 28 RPG sessions (would've been 30 but two groups cancelled), with some days having 3 games in a single day. Mentally exhausting!
Try and find time to get rest!

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.
I'd had a bunch of average at best experiences with D&D and a series of terrible DMs. Warhammer's grit, down to earth career system, and its brutality (those Crit charts!) were exactly what I needed to fall fully in love with RPGs.
Shadowrun sealed it a few years later.

I had a guy, when the party was Level 19 and he'd miss a couple games, say he wasn't enjoying the dungeon they were in and was going to take a break (so at least he didn't ghost me). He did come back for the finale, but when he decided to not play the next campaign, I wasn't too disappointed.

The set is completed. Looks like an awesome book. Can’t wait to dig in!

Dammit, Wolfgang!

Absolutely, but it’s also a fantastic tool that makes running games far easier and I’ve invested a lot of money in it (as they intended).

This was meant more of a joking faux outrage at Kobold and an old friend than a serious complaint. I know well the struggle to get people to try new games.

My Warhammer Fantasy 2E campaign's mercenary company devoted to Khorne were The Crimson Ring.

As someone who is really enjoying D&D 2024, I'm pretty happy to see them pick the updated ruleset. We'll see how much backlash the move causes with the vocal blogosphere, but I think its an excellent choice.