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It's certainly hard to find one person in a group of players who can be a _good_ GM. Regardless, I think the key difference here isn't just connecting D&D play
by solumos 6y ago
It's certainly hard to find one person in a group of players who can be a _good_ GM.
Regardless, I think the key difference here isn't just connecting D&D players, it's more that the GMs are professionals. It's the difference between a professional "murder mystery" dinner, and one that a friend organizes. Sure, the format is largely similar, but the experience is wildly different.
- Aeolun 6y agoIf everyone can sign up to the site and sell their campaigns than the only thing different from Roll20 is that you pay for it? I would find it hard to call the GMs professionals.