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Let me start by stating that I have not played any online games yet. I am experimenting with/learning Roll 20 for a non PFS project, but it looks intriguing. I am possibly interested in trying out PFS-online at some point in the future.
Having messed around with Roll20 and its inherent voice and video chat, I was wondering why people are posting scenarios on here that use Roll20 AND Google Hangouts. What are people getting via G+ that they aren’t getting with Roll20 by itself? The answer might be obvious to those people playing, but I was curious, since my VERY LIMITED experience with Roll20 seems to cover everything you need to play and run a standard PFS session.
Thanks for taking the time to answer this n00b question.