Coolest. Gaming Set-up. Evar.

[MonsterMash]

Very impressive, but for the time being I don't think any group I game with will go down this route.

 

[Ed Cha]

Sadly, two of my players have never even sprung for a copy of the PHB, they'd never cough up the dough for a setup like this.

No offense to your players, but I can never understand that, especially those people who spend every week playing. If you spend that much time playing, why not invest in your game some more. At least buy the damn book!

I have a theory that the less people play, the more books they buy. Maybe it's because you're too busy playing to read...

 

[DarrenGMiller]

Simply amazing!

Me want....

DM

 

[cmanos]

Holy crap... now I have to find the site with the gaming table I blew a wad over....

 

[Jakar]

Damn!!!!!!

 

[Greylock]

Wow. I'm impressed by the clever use of the NWN toolset. Never thought of doing that, and yes, it really is that easy. Neat idea...

 

[Storminator]

I think I've already seen this in another thread. It's so very cool. There are two main things that prevent me from considering it:

2) I use my laptop as a DM screen. I use it in game to view the adventure, the SRD, to keep notes, make rolls and all. I couldn't use to project maps.

Most projectors have a "freeze" button. Throw up the image, hit freeze, and your laptop is free to do as you will.

Of course if you don't use minis, that's pretty moot...

PS

 

[diaglo]

i want one.

 

[Steel_Wind]

Most projectors have a "freeze" button. Throw up the image, hit freeze, and your laptop is free to do as you will.

Of course if you don't use minis, that's pretty moot...

PS

Alternatively, you do not have to have the projector act as a clone of your laptop monitor, but as a second monitor that you simply extend your desktop to. This is the default setup for second monitors under most video chipsets under Win XP.

Extending your desktop on to the second monitor (the projector)leaves your laptop screen private and free to use it as you like.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

i want one.

But won't technology ruin the true OD&D feel?