Swamped by things to do to start the week and feeling stressed about?…

Thanks for sharing your ‘Tracks’ experience. Me, I just found out about it about a month ago when we had a partnership deal with its developer from the UK called Rousette.org.uk. Now we’re hosting it at morphexchange.com so anyone who signs-up for free will be able to access it anywhere using any computer that has internet connection.

I find it so simple and clutter-free that it is a cinch to use. And I think I will be using it for some time to get all those tasks and projects that used to reside only on me head completed.

Best.
alain

…so there.

Say, for instance, that you scan and post maps on the internet for the “e-players”, and then have the rest of the folks at the table see a physical map. Hell, you can even use an application like that god-awful presentation app for the tablets that they used at Rose if you need to markup the map post- um, posting.

Luke’s a pro with a web-cam; he’s probably far more familiar with managing body-language over internet video than either of us are.

I think the idea has merit, despite its limitations. I wonder if it’s been done before.

I’ve yet to find an online way to play that doesn’t feel like roleplaying with mittens on. Being able to talk, gesture, use visual aides and feelies, and use a map with tokens is what I want, and I can’t get all of those things online in a way that doesn’t make me want to set things on fire.

Anyway, my point being this: You and WO are uber CS grads. so now find a way to allow someone in say Indianapolis and someone in NC to be able to easily play together. Or just implement some sort of decent free VOIP/E-meeting system. It loses some of the niceties of being face-to-face, but it could give you a chance to play with other people.