Tabletop Simulator?

[Jakers457]

It seems decent, just curious as to whether anyone could recommend it.

And being a community focused guy that I am (haw haw) I thought perhaps it would be handy to fabricate some tabletop sessions on the line that all us tinternet people could use to play with eachother.

[jackfractal]

I tried it once. It was very awkward.

It worked, but it was distracting. You really don't need a physics simulation to handle die rolling. You don't need a physics simulation to handle model placement.

Roll20, Vassal, or even Google Drawings would fit your needs much better.

[Gollee]

I use roll20 for DnD games

[VoltageHero]

Dunno what you guys are on about.

It's an amazing game, for actual tabletop board games.

Betrayal at the Hill, Monopoly, Werewolf, Snakes and Ladders, Poker, UNO, Pokemon, Dead of Winter, Chess, Checkers. There is a crap-ton of good games that works great on it.

They all work great. Dunno why it's a bad game because it doesn't run DnD games well.

The issue is that, 95% of the servers are password locked, and on a good day, you would get maybe 5-10 unlocked servers, and about 50-60 locked.

[Carver]

The issue is that, 95% of the servers are password locked, and on a good day, you would get maybe 5-10 unlocked servers, and about 50-60 locked.

Well it is the sort of game you play with a group of buds, not strangers. Board games with strangers are just weird.