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<blockquote data-quote="doctorhook" data-source="post: 6596951" data-attributes="member: 58401">Ah yes. I put in a fair bit of time over there too, once upon a time. Unfortunately, last time I was there it seemed like everything from the old forums was gone, which was frustrating. Too many layout changes too, and inconsistent moderation. It wasn't bad in 2008, but now I mostly only pop over when I want a reminder of how good things are here at ENWorld. (Seriously, between the WotC boards and news site comments sections, I've come to truly appreciate quality moderators.)True story. TTRPGs aren't likely to dry up totally, but they're probably never gonna dominate the market. They're also changing: TTRPGs that aren't easy to digitally integrate are going to fall by the wayside. My group uses Roll20 on a flatscreen TV, and we'd love some good tools too; I think this is going to become increasingly normal.Cloverbar Rd is my stompin' grounds.lol I hear ya. I've accumulated a lot of stuff too; some of it is great, and some of it is unlikely to ever see use ever again. Mostly no regrets, but my collection is only two shelves of a bookcase.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorhook, post: 6596951, member: 58401"] Ah yes. I put in a fair bit of time over there too, once upon a time. Unfortunately, last time I was there it seemed like everything from the old forums was gone, which was frustrating. Too many layout changes too, and inconsistent moderation. It wasn't bad in 2008, but now I mostly only pop over when I want a reminder of how good things are here at ENWorld. (Seriously, between the WotC boards and news site comments sections, I've come to truly appreciate quality moderators.) True story. TTRPGs aren't likely to dry up totally, but they're probably never gonna dominate the market. They're also changing: TTRPGs that aren't easy to digitally integrate are going to fall by the wayside. My group uses Roll20 on a flatscreen TV, and we'd love some good tools too; I think this is going to become increasingly normal. Cloverbar Rd is my stompin' grounds. lol I hear ya. I've accumulated a lot of stuff too; some of it is great, and some of it is unlikely to ever see use ever again. Mostly no regrets, but my collection is only two shelves of a bookcase. [/QUOTE]

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