LF D&D 3.5, 4E or Maybe Pathfinder

I just found out about Roll20 this week when I was looking for some online tabletop games.  The system looks great from the tutorial, and I'm hoping that my chances of finding a good group are better online than locally.  I'm interested in playing once a week, or every other week at a set time Sunday through Thursday in the evening eastern time.  I prefer a good mix of serious role play and strategic combat, that is also fast paced.  I don't want a whimsical game where off topic discussions dominate the story or several hours are spent on a meaningless slogfest.  I'm looking for a 3.5 or 4E game because I have a few years of experience using each system, a small book collection, and a bit of DM time with both as well.  I've dabbled in 2nd edition so I'd be open to that as well if the schedule and group were a good fit.  I'd also be willing to try out Pathfinder if someone was able to take the time to get me acquainted with the differences.  I'm a quick learner.  To me it's more about the people you play with and the characters in the story than the rule set or any specific stat or mechanic.  Please PM me with any questions, or invite me to your game.  Thanks.

I play PF and am also looking for a game. I could probably adjust to 3.5. So there is 3 players

Well it seems we just need a DM to run a game for us.  Hopefully someone will start up a new campaign and find this thread to recruit from.

I'm starting a one run module for PF (this isn't a campaign, just quick module) for anyone wanting to try pathfinder. I am familiar with the basics of pathfinder and its called GM instead of DM in pathfinder. If you all are still looking for a group, just post your character sheet on my campaign(doesn't need a elegant backstory)

Unfortunately I have to come across as a newb here, but I don't know how to find your campaign without a link or a name.  Also, since I don't have source material for Pathfinder, someone will need to walk me through the character creation process.  I would be willing to test it out in your module though.