What traditional games can you play on your browser?
What traditional games can you play on your browser?
Kevin Robinson
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Carter Thompson
Most of them, with a little effort.
Jonathan Ortiz
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Logan Price
MUDS and Text Based Adventures mostly. Some Roll20, and we occasionally use Slack or Hangouts for side-RP in our main campaigns. Also a lot of board and puzzle games back during the age of Browser Games, when Adobe Flash was king, and I had Armor Games and Miniclip bookmarked.
Also attempted to try this at some point: rpgsolo.com
Nicholas White
Fumbbl is a Great way to play blood bowl
Bentley Gomez
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Nathaniel Phillips
Will there ever be a proper MtG client for a browser?
Luis Wright
Probably never.
Dylan Gray
Google Town of salem. its werewolf with online retards who quit as soon as they get a role they don't like, but its playable.
Nathaniel Gomez
untap.in ?
Jaxon Ramirez
The game used to be so good. It still is, mechanically, but the playerbase nowadays is so fucking dense. If you end up as mafia, consider it a won game.
It's a real shame, since getting 15 people you know together at one time is usually a trouble, so you're ultimately gonna have to rely on random strangers across the internet anyway.
Also, they actually finally added a Turkish game queue.
Still, 8/10 for mechanics, 4.5/10 for experience.
Jackson Taylor
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Jayden Wright
Holy autism.
Brayden Gutierrez
Does "being driven mad by technical issues" count as a traditional game? It's certainly been around long enough.
I just spent like 3 hours last night trying to make youtube fully buffer while I wait (something about DASH?), so that I can actually watch things in more than 5-minute chunks under a potato-tier internet connection. Apparently there used to be workarounds, but Google did its damnedest to kill all of them because it assumes every user can effortlessly stream everything.
Leo Richardson
Just open the video links on a media player like VLC or something.
Levi Bennett
I love you user.
Hudson Campbell
If you like Netrunner, you can play it online on J-net, and given the small playerbase (at least compared to mtg) playing online is a really nice option
Kayden Lewis
how?
Carson Moore
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Jackson Flores
>mannually each pasting each link
no program like livestreamer for this?
Liam Morgan
I'm sure you can find extensions for your browser that do this.
Owen Collins
I recommend Hex Empires, it's a decent risk-like flash game.