Tim Grec

It was a positive experience, with a good timezone. Some things can be better, but its a free game, cant complain much :D

I must say, out of all the games I've played on this platform so far, this was easily the strongest candidate. Knowledge of the rules, preparation, good energy, and a good tempo (no rushing). It felt like a balanced fight throughout. I would strongly recommend this person.

So far the experience was positive.

So far very good(its a weekly session). Not mind blowing, but also NOTHING bad. Radium was accommodating to people having different time requests. Knew the ruleset. Had no problem narrating the combat. As far as a free games go, this was top-notch.

This was an unique experience, foundry doing the math is good for people like me. A few problems occured(which bound to happen, as much as automation is good on lifting up math time, it still is not perfect). We had a player leave, but that was mostly on him not reading-up on what this is. Its a table top version of a video game-esk idea/scenario, where you are fighting waves of stuff. No RP, no plot, no "open world" type of deal. Its pure combat silumations with a group of people trying to beat monsters(so far) that are controlled by DM. The good: Environment to test abilities and character concepts(only combat related). The bad: There was a lot of new custom stuff added ontop, that takes time to learn, but time was not given. This definetly felt like go-go-go type of place, so people being on a slow end of the spectrum(overthinkers, indecisive, analysis paralysis, etc.), are kinda at a disadvantage. The neutral: DM is not holding back, enemies will use game rules to beat you.