I'm up for, but unless we all happen to be in the same timezone (unlikely), it's going to be hard for me to do something during the week.

 

Hell yeah. Count me in.

Aekiel - you too?

 

Palindrome But of course.

 

Quick update for this. Setting up a Warhammer 40k campaign, we have our required players but could always use more:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1er-fGg1uIBg54bO8gqk2sAyr4GOygENUxikCJJO9sJw/edit

If anyone's interested, hit me up and I can set you up.

 

I'm up for it.

 

I'd completely forgotten that this was made by a DLPer. Anyway, I have some feedback since I've been using it fairly frequently for a while now.

The biggest problem with TTS is that it slows way down once you get into any appreciable number of items on screen. As an extreme example I played a game of Axis and Allies with a friend and it had roughly 1800 items to load and simulate. It meant a lot of lag even on my desktop, which has pretty good processing power and RAM. I feel the coding could probably do with some optimisation in that regard.

Otherwise it's been very useful. I especially like the ability to have a browser in game that can be used precisely like a regular browser, though that was a bit slow too. Having a set of Netrunner rules at the table was very nice.

 

So I've been using this for a while now as a way to run table top RPGs. It has been beyond excllent in giving me a good table to run Scion. Just load up a scion battle wheel and turn it into the board and voila. Thank you Knill great product.

 

Thanks guys glad to see you all having fun!

I'm always looking into different optimizations for the game and you will see more improvement in this. The real problem unfortunately is with these older APIs (dx9 and dx11) put heavy stress on the cpu with draw calls (1 minimum per object). So the number of objects even if not complex can cause some real slow downs. If you have a lot of duplicate objects that don't need to out all at the same time I'd suggest using infinite bags.

If you don't want to have the mod files on your C drive I have an option in the configuration menu that changes the location to be the same as the game install location.

 

The Steam Summer Sale is supposed to be starting today (I believe within minutes of my post), and I've been looking at this. I would love to buy this for my RPG group and start running things through it, if it goes on sale. I would probably buy 4 copies if it hit 50% off. Hint. Hint. OP.

Are there a lot of resources available online for it? Or do you find yourself making your own?

 

We are indeed 50% off during the summer sale

 

I noticed that. Thank you. I bought a 4-pack for my group. We're loving it so far.

 

Whoa. Kind of overwhelmed that one of my favorite games was made by someone on these forums.

I'm a bit late to this thread, but I'm super in. I've mostly just used it to play my favorite board games with WoW guildies (Secret Hitler, Coup, and Splendor, mostly), but I'm also very interested in trying more traditional tabletop RPGs or something like Fiasco. Oooh, or maybe some Zombicide?

My steam ID is crissarie if you've already got a thing going!