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<blockquote data-quote="R_J_K75" data-source="post: 8775577" data-attributes="member: 6921294">This is totally understandable. I live in a smaller city so traffic is rather forgiving most of the times, unless you got caught in the Blizzard of '77. (Good article on that about how the Sabres made the hockey game the next day.) I have it good as we play at my house and the one player lives 3 blocks away and the other is my next-door neighbor. We have often talked about and considered implementing a touch screen, or just a VTT mirrored on a TV in the room. Just havent got there yet. We mostly play TotME these days, I havent used a battle mat a minis in at least 6 months. I can see the benefits of a VTT but as I said upthread just not for us insofar as the learning curve. Unless everyone in the group is willing to use off time to learn the UI then its not worth it. This is interesting. We ended our game last night about 7 and were setting up the TV for the MNF game (Bills crushed the Titans) and we started critiquing last night's D&amp;D game and we got on the topic of playing 2E. That was so many years ago I forgot all the non d20 nuances as far as dice mechanics went. That was a time when I would spend a lot of time coming up with character concepts. Kits were great and I'd like to see those come back. But Im surprised that Roll20 is supporting these editions now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="R_J_K75, post: 8775577, member: 6921294"] This is totally understandable. I live in a smaller city so traffic is rather forgiving most of the times, unless you got caught in the Blizzard of '77. (Good article on that about how the Sabres made the hockey game the next day.) I have it good as we play at my house and the one player lives 3 blocks away and the other is my next-door neighbor. We have often talked about and considered implementing a touch screen, or just a VTT mirrored on a TV in the room. Just havent got there yet. We mostly play TotME these days, I havent used a battle mat a minis in at least 6 months. I can see the benefits of a VTT but as I said upthread just not for us insofar as the learning curve. Unless everyone in the group is willing to use off time to learn the UI then its not worth it. This is interesting. We ended our game last night about 7 and were setting up the TV for the MNF game (Bills crushed the Titans) and we started critiquing last night's D&D game and we got on the topic of playing 2E. That was so many years ago I forgot all the non d20 nuances as far as dice mechanics went. That was a time when I would spend a lot of time coming up with character concepts. Kits were great and I'd like to see those come back. But Im surprised that Roll20 is supporting these editions now. [/QUOTE]

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