Vandendanderclanden wrote:So I'm writing an app that wrangles the tables a little.
I'm writing this app for my own game but maybe Mr. Goodman would be interested in licensing a DCC Judge's app. When I get this thing battletested I'll run it up the pole and see if Joseph would want something like this available.
So I'm writing an app that wrangles the tables a little.
I'm writing this app for my own game but maybe Mr. Goodman would be interested in licensing a DCC Judge's app. When I get this thing battletested I'll run it up the pole and see if Joseph would want something like this available.
This would be awesome. My iPad has become my RPG library and gm screen. I got to proofread the rules, and did it exclusively on the iPad, so the game and device are pretty closely associated in my mind.
...unless the judge rules otherwise.
Steven Thivierge
Playtester and additional design for:DCC RPG.
App?? App!! Hey man this is a retro game. We'll be doing a Flying Buffalo-style play-by-mail campaign starting next month! Apps are way too 21st century for us!!
Just kidding. That sounds great. I'd love to take a look when the time comes.
C'mon Joseph. I told you about the iPad months ago... At least I rolled real dice in my Google+ game yesterday.
In all seriousness, this would be handy.
...unless the judge rules otherwise.
Steven Thivierge
Playtester and additional design for:DCC RPG.
goodmangames wrote:App?? App!! Hey man this is a retro game. We'll be doing a Flying Buffalo-style play-by-mail campaign starting next month! Apps are way too 21st century for us!!
Just kidding. That sounds great. I'd love to take a look when the time comes.
Don't you know that Van der Dandenclanden is from the FUTURE?! (Which would also explain why he's posting here, I thought he died a month or so ago.)
I'm more concerned about it being for iPad only, it needs to be Android (please.)
Reverend Dakota Jesus Ultimak, S.S.M.o.t.S.M.S., D.M.
"[...] there is no doubt that Dungeons and Dragons and its imitators are right out of the pit of hell." - William Schnoebelen, Straight talk on Dungeons & Dragons
10 print "roll 1d20"
20 print "is it a 20?”
30 input a$
40 if a$ = "Y" then goto 70
50 print "better luck next time!'
60 end
70 print "critical hit!"
80 end
10 print "roll 1d20"
20 print "is it a 20?”
30 input a$
40 if a$ = "Y" then goto 70
50 print "better luck next time!'
60 end
70 print "critical hit!"
80 end
10 print "roll 1d20"
20 print "is it a 20?”
30 input a$
40 if a$ = "Y" then goto 70
50 print "better luck next time!'
60 end
70 print "critical hit!"
80 end
Oh god, that brings back memories of Pascal classes in high school. Nice
10 print "roll 1d20"
20 print "is it a 20?”
30 input a$
40 if a$ = "Y" then goto 70
50 print "better luck next time!'
60 end
70 print "critical hit!"
80 end
goodmangames wrote:The pre-order shipments should leave the printer middle of next week -- probably by Tuesday or Wednesday. The printer is in the midwest...
goodmangames wrote:The pre-order shipments should leave the printer middle of next week -- probably by Tuesday or Wednesday. The printer is in the midwest...
Alaxk wrote:
When can we expect DCC to go on sale at DriveThruRPG or Amazon?
As soon as the books are in brick and mortar stores:
goodmangames wrote:The PDF will be available for individual sale at the same time the hardback is available for sale in stores. Based on the latest printer timeline that will be early to mid May.
"[...] there is no doubt that Dungeons and Dragons and its imitators are right out of the pit of hell." - William Schnoebelen, Straight talk on Dungeons & Dragons
"[...] there is no doubt that Dungeons and Dragons and its imitators are right out of the pit of hell." - William Schnoebelen, Straight talk on Dungeons & Dragons
Hey thanks. I drew it on a scrap of A5 paper that was lying about. I was wondering what to draw when I thought of the monster entries in DCC and remembered 'Android' and thought what kind of weird robot can I doodle?
You know, this new game is a spark to my imagination. I think Joseph has hit the nail on the head of what has been going wrong with a great deal of rpg's....too normal! D&D has kind of turned into the establishment, another Monopoly if you like. I suppose being owned by Hasbro might be part of that, I don't know. Even though I enjoy the 'retro clones' and with imagination they can still be genius in the right hands, too many games end up becoming nostalgic romps with rose tinted contact lenses worn. One of the real cool things about DCC is that it kind of expects you to break with tradition and do something new and different with your games and characters. I may be rambling and I am not knocking anybody else's way of playing as such but for me, the wonder of the new and unexplored was what made roleplaying fun when I grew up, not which super turbo deluxe skill feat beat combo I could work out on a spreadsheet. I don't know about many of you but I have spent hours browsing through ebay, buying old rpg books only to get them and put them back on ebay in a deflated puff of nostalgic smoke. Thankyou Goodman Games, I think you have cracked it!
So...when is the Dm screen coming out? Lol. I have pre-ordered pretty much everything else.
Playing since about 1980
Latest games: DCC RPG of course!
Quote I like: "I am on a computer therfore I am" (Alan Plater)
The GM screen and the travel mug! I know some people are rolling their eyes at my insistence on a travel mug, but is there better advertising for this game amongst the mundanes than by sitting in your favorite coffee shop sipping a hot beverage out of your DCC RPG mug whilst reading the book?
jeff wrote:The GM screen and the travel mug! I know some people are rolling their eyes at my insistence on a travel mug, but is there better advertising for this game amongst the mundanes than by sitting in your favorite coffee shop sipping a hot beverage out of your DCC RPG mug whilst reading the book?
I rather be sitting in my favorite tavern sipping beer out of a DCC RPG beer stein.
Reverend Dakota Jesus Ultimak, S.S.M.o.t.S.M.S., D.M.
"[...] there is no doubt that Dungeons and Dragons and its imitators are right out of the pit of hell." - William Schnoebelen, Straight talk on Dungeons & Dragons