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Huh? Isn't the use-case here that you all sit around the iPad, which acts as the common game board, using your personal iPhone to hold your bricks? I didn't wat
by unwind 17y ago
Huh? Isn't the use-case here that you all sit around the iPad, which acts as the common game board, using your personal iPhone to hold your bricks? I didn't watch the video, but that's how I understood it.
- aw3c2 17y agoI don't have Flash so I could not watch the video. If you are right, then it makes it even worse to me. I like the haptic feel of the pieces when playing. Why would you want to remove that. I see no benefit at all making this virtual. ("difficult math", seriously?) D&D on a pad could rock of course.