LF Players Call of Cthulhu UTC-4 Variable Days

I am looking for 3-6 players for a Call of Cthulhu game. We will be using the quick start for 7th edition ( <a href="http://www.rpgnow.com/product/128304/Call-of-Cthul" rel="nofollow">http://www.rpgnow.com/product/128304/Call-of-Cthul</a>... I work shift work, which means my day of availbility will switch depending on my schedual. I am UMT -4 (-3 atm with daylight savings) and I only really plan on playing in the evenings of either my days off or when I work earlier. The games will take place sometime arround 6pm-midnight but the day of the week will change almost every game. I was aiming for a game every other week, which should allow some selection of days to try to get a best fit for everyone. I am an experienced dm although I am still new to roll20. I am looking forward to an exciting Call of Cthulhu game with a strong bent towards investigation and not so much rampaging tommy guns knocking horror and its ass. I was aiming for am modern age game and will use some parts of delta green where req, althought this is not aiming to be a delta green game. Personally I have been an RPG enthusiast for more then a decade now and althought I don't have people near me who I can share my hobby with, I look forward to doing it online. Please post in this thread or <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/839197/#post-839197" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/839197/#post-839197</a> to indicate your interest and we can start getting a game together. Thanks in advance, have a great one.

I've been getting some queries, so I thought I would post up my availibility for the next little bit. I can run something tomarrow the 13th or about a week after that on the 18th. If your interested post here or message me, thanks.

I haven't played Call of Cthulu, but I have been looking for games that are heavily based on survival elements, think of what silent hill, and resident evil, and clock tower USED to be in the 90s compared to what they became. I found that most people do NOT like handicapped characters, I find it silly since it adds flavor to the story. Anything from a character being bound to a wheel chair, crutches, one arm, mute, deaf morbidly obese. Yes chances are with a character with a wheel chair you would likely end up in a shopping cart or jurry rigged skate boards if you travel impassable terrain for the wheel chair and no one will help the character out, one character carrying the cripple, the other folding up the chair and carrying it. So if you're interested in teaching a new person to play I'll make a unique character that will stand apart from the others characters. (Such a shame that people out right reject handicapped characters because none of the party wants to play as a team with them. Let me know if that won't mesh well and I'll create the average Joe.)