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Post by Snufkin on Mar 3, 2018 14:00:01 GMT
My friends and I tried to play D&D on Tabletop sim a few years ago.
I'm not sure what the updates were like over the years, but I remember it took a long time to set up the miniatures and it got too messy.
I think it's a good alternative to skype or discord if you just use the in game dice and your imagination.
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Post by Bluddworth on Mar 3, 2018 15:26:15 GMT
I use a combination of Google Hangouts, Roll20, and Xsplit. The players just see the Hangouts and the Roll20, Xsplit is on my end just for recording the screen capture.
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Post by Anto on Mar 3, 2018 15:57:43 GMT
I've used Roll20 and Discord for games w/battle maps. I'm still on the fence between theater of the mind and figures.
I would use a 2d battle map program over a 3d one just for ease/quickness of asset creation.
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Post by Bluddworth on Mar 3, 2018 19:13:54 GMT
I actually don’t use Roll20 for the maps or moving icons around, I’ve almost never played a TT RPG, as a table top miniatures game with maps. I prefer role playing, seeing the players on screen, and throwing an image up from time-to-time. If Hangouts still has dice rolling app, I wouldn’t even bother with Roll20.
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