4013 pts ยท January 2, 2017
They can stand if they like, but the viewing angle is good enough that we all sit without any issues
Yeah I'll be building a rolling cart for the workstation with a bit of legroom in it so it'll work better, this was a trial run with it
i personally like it a lot more than roll20, less of a learning curve, and much more intuitive in my opinion
We did, but we already had the extra tv, so it worked out well, there is a pine cover that sits nicely on top of the tv to make it solid too
Actually there isn't any stretching involved, players all have their sheets in front of them and just point to where they want me to move
I am married, my wife is in my D&D group
There is a 1/4" lexan sheet to cover the TV, so any liquid won't touch it
I sit in front of the workstation (moved the chair back a bit for leg room)
It is, you can do a one time $30 or amonthly $4 standard license or can play on someone else's ultimate with just the demo
Samsung smart tv, there is plenty of ventilation under it, so it doesn't overheat at all
If it was a crt yes, an led tv can sit like that as long as it has proper ventilation, which it does (I used to do repair on those
Yes. 1/4" lexan sheet over the tv
Or if you're looking for an online alternative, check out the forums at fan">s.com">fantasygrounds.com or roll20.net
I would say look at your local gaming store if you have one, they usually have specific nights of the week they do games
Dungeons and Dragons
for D&D i'd say there isn't much difference, mostly just screen real estate, but for video gaming and movies, yeah, its WAY better.
Works really well, more screen space to help declutter the windows needed for DMing, and it doesn't hurt that the picture is amazing
sorry for the long reply time, no it didnt actually, just something my players and I wanted to do
Yup, that's exactly what we do
Nope, picture angles are great
It's a 40" Samsung LED smart TV
It's a D&D table built with the help of those who will die on it! The players
TV has a 1/4" lexan sheet to prevent spills from reaching it
nope, sitting in a standard folding chair the viewing angle for my wife (our shortest player) is just about perfect.
Fantasy Grounds
yup, that was a must!, actually made the table a lot larger than i expected, but it feels good when your sitting and can take notes
TV is a 40" - 24"x36", Table is 72"x56", the TV is 16" from each Table edge, I sit at one of the ends, and do digital minis for most enemies
laptop, have the TV functioning as a secondary monitor
Thank you!
Pine, so its a bit softer, but yes, very heavy
They can stand if they like, but the viewing angle is good enough that we all sit without any issues
Yeah I'll be building a rolling cart for the workstation with a bit of legroom in it so it'll work better, this was a trial run with it
i personally like it a lot more than roll20, less of a learning curve, and much more intuitive in my opinion
We did, but we already had the extra tv, so it worked out well, there is a pine cover that sits nicely on top of the tv to make it solid too
Actually there isn't any stretching involved, players all have their sheets in front of them and just point to where they want me to move
I am married, my wife is in my D&D group
There is a 1/4" lexan sheet to cover the TV, so any liquid won't touch it
I sit in front of the workstation (moved the chair back a bit for leg room)
It is, you can do a one time $30 or amonthly $4 standard license or can play on someone else's ultimate with just the demo
Samsung smart tv, there is plenty of ventilation under it, so it doesn't overheat at all
If it was a crt yes, an led tv can sit like that as long as it has proper ventilation, which it does (I used to do repair on those
Yes. 1/4" lexan sheet over the tv
Or if you're looking for an online alternative, check out the forums at fan">s.com">fantasygrounds.com or roll20.net
I would say look at your local gaming store if you have one, they usually have specific nights of the week they do games
Dungeons and Dragons
for D&D i'd say there isn't much difference, mostly just screen real estate, but for video gaming and movies, yeah, its WAY better.
Works really well, more screen space to help declutter the windows needed for DMing, and it doesn't hurt that the picture is amazing
sorry for the long reply time, no it didnt actually, just something my players and I wanted to do
Yup, that's exactly what we do
Nope, picture angles are great
It's a 40" Samsung LED smart TV
It's a D&D table built with the help of those who will die on it! The players
TV has a 1/4" lexan sheet to prevent spills from reaching it
nope, sitting in a standard folding chair the viewing angle for my wife (our shortest player) is just about perfect.
Fantasy Grounds
yup, that was a must!, actually made the table a lot larger than i expected, but it feels good when your sitting and can take notes
TV is a 40" - 24"x36", Table is 72"x56", the TV is 16" from each Table edge, I sit at one of the ends, and do digital minis for most enemies
laptop, have the TV functioning as a secondary monitor
Thank you!
Pine, so its a bit softer, but yes, very heavy