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<blockquote data-quote="Morgan Stormane" data-source="post: 3287224" data-attributes="member: 21311">I have to go w/ Pogre here...at least with his concept.&nbsp; I'd like to see the ability for this to be translated either to a similar remote unit or to a plain PC monitor (2D) for those over the internet that can't attend in person.&nbsp; I especially like the idea that each player would be able to input their actions and then the system renders it in a 3D holograph once everyone is finished.&nbsp; It would retain the personal impact the current initiative system has and combine it with the &quot;we-go&quot; system that Battlefront has in it's &quot;Combat Mission&quot; games.&nbsp; The idea could be extended to things like the Dungeon &quot;adventure paths&quot; where you pay a subscription for a full campaign to be used.&nbsp; It also would be extendable by the players to incorporate new PrC's or base classes &amp; feats.&nbsp; The nice thing about tabletop D&amp;D is that it's easy to say &quot;I'm going to Power Attack the troll for 5 pts&quot;.&nbsp; It's hard in a CRPG, say NWN2, to actually click on the Power Attack button in a timely manner...Anyway, Pogre's idea most closely resembles my own and I'd pay for subscription services to do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morgan Stormane, post: 3287224, member: 21311"] I have to go w/ Pogre here...at least with his concept. I'd like to see the ability for this to be translated either to a similar remote unit or to a plain PC monitor (2D) for those over the internet that can't attend in person. I especially like the idea that each player would be able to input their actions and then the system renders it in a 3D holograph once everyone is finished. It would retain the personal impact the current initiative system has and combine it with the "we-go" system that Battlefront has in it's "Combat Mission" games. The idea could be extended to things like the Dungeon "adventure paths" where you pay a subscription for a full campaign to be used. It also would be extendable by the players to incorporate new PrC's or base classes & feats. The nice thing about tabletop D&D is that it's easy to say "I'm going to Power Attack the troll for 5 pts". It's hard in a CRPG, say NWN2, to actually click on the Power Attack button in a timely manner... Anyway, Pogre's idea most closely resembles my own and I'd pay for subscription services to do it. [/QUOTE]

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