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Real or virtual table top?

  • I use a TV laid flat on a table (or build in a table!) 75
  • I play online using VTTs 301
  • I print the maps 17
  • 2024-05-25
  • 393 votes
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Hi everyone!

How many of you actually use a TV to play my maps in this cyberpunk world?

Should I optimize more for VTTs?

Comments

DiNunno7

I’m working on a TV in a table setup. I’ll let you know how it works out!

CodaBool

I want to use a TV table at some point. Maybe a few years down the road.

Isaac Abrams

I print mine across a few pages and stitch them together, but I working towards a TV

Victor Delgado

42inch flat screen tv laid on its back in a cradle.

Max

Beamer to project the map on the table. Works like a charm.

François St-Pierre

Because of the distance between the group members we use only foundry VTT nowadays.

Gareth Dowdeswell

I use a projector so 4k animated maps on Foundry are onto the tabletop, equivalent of about a 50” TV.

Tim M

Roll20 GM

Tom

I printed maps for years, then projected some, and now only use VTTs (Foundry on the Forge) because of the distance between long time gamer friends.

ThatAnonGai

Foundry VTT for me and my mates!

Sym

Roll 20 gm

JT Streebo

I love playing live, but ever since 2020, I've been using VTT exclusively.

Icarus con Queso

That's really cool! Was it a personal project or was it a purchase?

Kelvy Oliveira

acvtually i use a projector on the table

Steve Lannigan

I play live and in person but each player has a laptop which uses a vtt. TV screen on wall for scene setting only.

Sascha Vykos

I`ll take a hybrid approach. Using Foundry to display the location to spice up the details in battles or to give a better feeling for the surroundings. We all move on the same screen. Works perfectly for my intentions, cause every participant gets a clear idea of the area, for purposes where to move, cover, distance covered, wheres the enemy. Enjoying fights way more now. All else we play at our table in my living room. But this is such a great way to flavour the otherwise "slighty flat" fights in a normal P&P session.