neonfire

I think it could lead to a lot of great storytelling and game play options if you forced the party to split up at some time. I feel like the party is stuck together all the time. Of course you can move people individually, but there's usually no reason to split into two or more groups. Could add more depth to dungeons, especially for PotD playthroughs. edit: would to could

Have you thought about setting up a booth at GenCon? It's the largest tabletop gaming convention in the US. There aren't a whole lot of computer/video games, but these are DnD/Pathfinder players and you might get people interested who otherwise might not have heard of these great games. (I'd even set a PC up for ya!) Can I have a job? I'm good with the beeps and the boops and I'm starting to learn Unity. What other programs/IDEs do you use to make these games? Thanks for your answers!