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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 3927614" data-attributes="member: 22779">I can really, REALLY see the DDI being driven by the RPGA.&nbsp; What a perfect match.&nbsp; Think about it.&nbsp; Currently I believe RPGA has about 150k members (according to what I read anyway).&nbsp; Get about 10% of that and you get 15 000 RPGA DDI members.&nbsp; Standard group of 6 (5 players+1 DM) and you get just about 2000 groups.&nbsp; That's enough for a new RPGA sanctioned game to be running every 5 minutes of every day.&nbsp; Basically, that means that RPGA member can pick up a D&amp;D game any time of the day, any day of the week.&nbsp; Yes, those with different language issues might have a problem, but, that's fixable - just get 6 people together that speak your language.As far as the map goes, I know that with OpenRPG, you simply link to a jpg of your map and cover it with a fog of war.&nbsp; Not sure if you can do that with DDI, since they are more graphic intensive, but, I can guess that RPGA modules will see DDI maps pretty quickly - either fan generated or official.This is one aspect of 4e I'm actually excited about.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 3927614, member: 22779"] I can really, REALLY see the DDI being driven by the RPGA. What a perfect match. Think about it. Currently I believe RPGA has about 150k members (according to what I read anyway). Get about 10% of that and you get 15 000 RPGA DDI members. Standard group of 6 (5 players+1 DM) and you get just about 2000 groups. That's enough for a new RPGA sanctioned game to be running every 5 minutes of every day. Basically, that means that RPGA member can pick up a D&D game any time of the day, any day of the week. Yes, those with different language issues might have a problem, but, that's fixable - just get 6 people together that speak your language. As far as the map goes, I know that with OpenRPG, you simply link to a jpg of your map and cover it with a fog of war. Not sure if you can do that with DDI, since they are more graphic intensive, but, I can guess that RPGA modules will see DDI maps pretty quickly - either fan generated or official. This is one aspect of 4e I'm actually excited about. [/QUOTE]

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