Greetings,
I have had a number of RPG projects on the back burner for many years,
and they are now moving to the front. I thought I would share with
folks here the early stages of development.
I am hoping to have beta testing ready by October, and (very
tentatively) try to launch by November the following:
http://www2.techtalkhawke.com/news/the-rpg-network-project-starting-to-come-together
The GMs currently listed on the site are interested in the
possibilities, we will see how it turns out as far as anyone actually
willing to pay for something that most enjoy for free. It might still
be too soon, but I think I should quit procrastinating. I first started
testing it out around 1998, and it was definitely too early then. Took
another stab at it around 2007, and the remote access/video technology
still wasn't quite there yet for non-techies.
I welcome your thoughts.
Happy Gaming!
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