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Join Date: Oct 2011
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Hello all,
Like so many of you I have been playing around with Realm Works and intend to fully migrate our current (RotRL) game completely to RW for information management etc. I was wondering if any of you have experience with play-by-post/play-by-email games, and if so what were your thoughts about using RW for these sorts of games? I haven't played, let alone GM'ed a PbP game yet, but I have been doing a fair bit of research about these sorts of games and it would *seem* to be a perfect fit, in conjunction with an appropriate forum for the in-game stuff. Player sharing, once implemented, would be invaluable too. So - What are your thoughts? Any advice or suggestions welcome here, as I go through the formative stages of (hopefully) starting up an PbP game (probably World of Darkness related. God I love what they are doing with WOD ). Thankyou. Jaynay27. Last edited by Jaynay27; December 11th, 2013 at 12:12 AM. |
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Michigan
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This is how I will be using it. I don't run face-to-face sessions anymore, since some of my players live out-of-state. It's all done with a forum. Although we do schedule a Roll20 session when we need combat.
Even though original design intent for Realm Works was for face-to-face sit-down sessions, a great many features will still be very viable for the non-session style of PbP play. The Player View feature will be the one main feature that does not translate well outside of a face-to-face sit-down session. But there will still be convenient ways to show "recently revealed" information by creating links to it. I don't have access to the software yet, so there might be some other things I missed, but - to me - that was the largest piece. Oh, also. If you run a campaign where not all players learn everything at the same time - only player A knows about something, and the other players don't - that functionality isn't currently supported, but it is in the works. |
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