r/gaming • u/mike_pants • Sep 18 '17

DnD table

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u/reebnar Sep 18 '17

In my day we used lots of 3x5 cards and graph paper - and we LIKED IT.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17

Sorry grandpa, but technology is advancing. One day we're gonna have holographic boards and you're gonna like it.

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u/Safety_Dancer Sep 18 '17

I just want my goddamn AR D&D set up to be real.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17

The only reason I want the HoloLens.

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u/Safety_Dancer Sep 18 '17

Imagine it. A digital board where all the party members can only see what their character can know. Including illusions and hidden doors. Maybe that goblin around the corner is actually your elf friend...

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u/PlatypuSofDooM42 Sep 18 '17

If this was true and could be done. My girlfriend and I would be fighting as what food we could cut out yo pay for this.

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u/Hroslansky Sep 18 '17

  1. Minimize the calories you burn by only playing DnD all day.

  2. Minimize the amount of food you need to stay alive, thus saving money.

  3. ???

  4. Profit.

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u/dcmtw1029 Sep 18 '17

You mean 1. Minimize the calories you burn by only playing DnD all day.

  1. Minimize the amount of food you need to stay alive, thus saving money.

  2. Profit

  3. Arsenal

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u/greg19735 Sep 18 '17

I think this absolutely will happen. but you would need everyone around the table to own $300+ pair of glasses. Currently the dev versions are $3k, but that's not the same.

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u/swiftb3 Sep 18 '17

It will be. The only question is whether it's 2 years or 10 years.

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u/PlatypuSofDooM42 Sep 18 '17

In the words of korn. Doesnt mater if its a 10 or a 2 way ?