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Message: <blockquote data-quote="vongarr" data-source="post: 3604969" data-attributes="member: 53022"> <ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol"> Well, the place would have to draw DM's more than players. If a DM decides he HAS to play here, that has a lot more weight than if a player doesn't. It depends. A computer to run D&D prorgams would be pretty cheap, but a large touch screen would sure as hell not be. A projector can be cheap, but you need low-light...Which makes gaming hard. The earliest I'd open such a place would be 4 years from now, so larger touch screens would be cheaper. With RFID's being more prevalent then as well, a digital table could be very, very possible. Price? There would be some kind of club price, where you play a flat rate and get all of the mini's, dwarven forge, and other reuseable items as you want. You would still probably have to pay to rent the table, or there would be a time limit with the monthly membership cost. Well, unless I can find an old office or something, you're looking at a row of cubicle wall in the far end of the store, with kind of a hallway behind them, next to the real wall. There would be a way to close off your location, and I'd make the place as sound dampening as possible. I'd have some kind of camera in there to make sure the customers aren't having sex, or stealing, or doing coke, etc. So I'd also know if you're being harassed, and I could send in the 'boys to take care of the harassment. </li> </ol>Hell, location is one of those things. If you live in a place like Houston, pretty much anywhere is a bad location with how spread out people are. Though I wouldn't even start if it has a bad location that isn't highly visible.</blockquote>

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