eternasky
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Post by eternasky on Nov 22, 2010 4:23:37 GMT 8
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Post by Neo|*|Origin on Nov 22, 2010 11:24:57 GMT 8
Awesome to complement the continuity of games - but not a replacement for thereal deal!  |
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Post by wum1ng on Nov 22, 2010 23:31:56 GMT 8
get the CB working first la, simple thing also cannot do well dun need to do complicated one.. their tech team is bloody small now, got so much time and energy to spare ah
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Post by Neo|*|Origin on Nov 23, 2010 17:22:13 GMT 8
get the CB working first la, simple thing also cannot do well dun need to do complicated one.. their tech team is bloody small now, got so much time and energy to spare ah their CB don't work too well, that's why they're diverting attention. Aside to Alvin: I was actually expecting something more "droolworthy".  |
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Post by thedungeonmaster on Nov 24, 2010 15:24:08 GMT 8
Virtual table for what? The whole idea why we play at games garage is for the old school, table-top, die-rolling experience. Might as well stick to other more cool online RPGs...
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Post by elijin on Nov 25, 2010 22:24:19 GMT 8
eh isn't that just like a MMPORG??
sheesh.
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eternasky
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Post by eternasky on Nov 27, 2010 1:39:52 GMT 8
business perspective. this shows where their direction is.
Well, they've released enough 4e materials to last us multiple campaigns
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Post by Neo|*|Origin on Nov 28, 2010 14:14:48 GMT 8
Virtual table for what? The whole idea why we play at games garage is for the old school, table-top, die-rolling experience. Might as well stick to other more cool online RPGs... I, for one, spent most of my early D&D days playing the game on online forums - RPing and battling online with players around the world. This initiative is probably more beneficial to others as an alternate medium to game across distances and at their own time. Moreover, I do not think it takes much effort to create such a product and such convenience does promote D&D's playability. On the otherhand, after having experienced table-top D&D, I do agree nothing beats the experience and spontaneity of an old-school face-to-face session to play D&D in it's entirety. As such, this program is definitely the result of a business proposition; but as long as WOTC does not convert all the materials into an online platform, I am not against them spending a portion of their resources to develop this product.  |
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