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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pogre" data-source="post: 8106704" data-attributes="member: 6588">Short answer: yes.For this particular scenario the PCs were returning to Sahuagin lair leading a raid. They were already familiar with the layout of the level from an earlier adventure. A big part of the adventure was allowing the players to see the layout and planning out their attack. So, an unusual situation.What I normally do is set-up scenes with the cameras in mind. A lot of the time I use less walls to allow for a better view for the remote players.I have an advantage in that my two younger sons are available to move the miniatures for remote players. They also adjust camera angles and zoom in or out at times to help the remote viewing. It would slow me down a lot if I was doing all of that. If you have at least one player in person you can move the game along pretty quickly.</blockquote>