Panzermeyer
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Late upload, but still great.
This past Saturday, my game group celebrated our 51st session of Pathfinder, marking 2 years of gaming. As a celebratory gift from one of our Aussies (we have participants from across the globe and so play via Roll20.net), I had this glorious monstrosity delivered to my door. Thank you, TehCatalyst, and thanks to the rest of you ridiculous morons that drive me to create.
TehCatalystt
Wait for 3rd Year Anniversary
ElbowDeepInAHorse
You've brought pain into the world.
Panzermeyer
The strong are forged through pain.
EverNotRelevant
I can't believe people are willing to destroy pizza for the sake of a joke that's been played out for so long.
Panzermeyer
How is it destruction if it wasn't even a pizza that was made? I still ate it, too
Illithidbane
51 sessions in 24 months. Sigh. My group managed 8 in a year, then fell apart.
Panzermeyer
I did neglect to mention that we've had more sessions than that in these past two years. There was a brief hiatus for another adventure.
Illithidbane
I'm glad someone is playing tabletop, but still crying about my failed attempt to get a new group going last year, and since then.
Panzermeyer
Finding the right people is difficult, and more difficult still to do scheduling. Days have changed, and we've had to eject a few players
AdmiralButtStuff
How do you like Roll20? I'm trying to get a group together and discord is a little... Ehhhh. I don't like it.
Centaurishin
It's a functional virtual tabletop. You miss the tactile feel of dice, but it has a sleuth of features I find to be worth it.
hicksanchez
A sleuth? ;)
Centaurishin
Between being able to pull up any image on the net, being able to make virtual tokens, centralize character sheets, it really makes the ->
AdmiralButtStuff
Good shit. Thanks. I'll look into it.
Centaurishin
<- whole process easier in my opinion. Though, some systems are better supported than others..
Panzermeyer
It will never trump a physical board, by my players are global. We use TeamSpeak for voice chat, and occasionally Skype for video.
Panzermeyer
The roll20 options for voice and video are sub par, but as another said, the options for visuals are endless
JustAnotherLinkInTheChain
When do you play? And is your party open?
Panzermeyer
OH! You can search game listings on Roll20 to find an open game. The community is fairly nice from what I've seen on the forums
Panzermeyer
We play every Saturday at 9:30pm, est. With my current party at 8 players, I'm hesitant to bring in more at this time.
JustAnotherLinkInTheChain
Good info. Thanks dude!
AdmiralButtStuff
That's a big ass party.