Hi! There isn't very many people in my area that play Pathfinder so I was wondering if anyone would be interested in playing it over Google+'s Hangout. I'm new to Pathfinder myself.
We'd need a GM and however many other people we can fit into a Hangout.
I really want to get playing so I hope there's some interested people.
I am interested in either a PbP or something like you are talking about. I don't know Google Hangout and my internet connection can be spotty sometimes.
I have been learning how to use Fantasy Grounds and d20 Pro as well. I am pretty computer literate, but have not had a real chance to GM or Play online much. I have DM'd 20+ years around a table top, but I would rather play as my life allows for me to play but not really DM right now. If we did a once a month game or a PbP I might be seduced to DM, as long as it comes with the understanding that you will have a slow DM do to having a real life that dictates my schedule, and someone who may often fumble the controls at his PC. Funny, I can run 17 players around a table top just fine with one set of dice, a pencil(mechanical Damn you!!), and notebook paper(I was poor in college so sue me), but put me behind the controls of a laptop to run a game of D&D and suddenly I turn into a 14.4 kbps modem. And whats worse? My Career was in Technology sales and training!!!(For shame) (v.v)
So that is me. If we get enough interest here I will be willing to play just about anything, but I prefer Arcane Casters.
As a DM/GM/ST I can run any Pathfinder Module up to Jade Regent. I can run numerous other gaming systems I will not mention here. I can also run a variant Home-brew of a world based on Rifts that uses Pathfinder classes and mechanics(Used to be D&D, but wizards had to make poor choices and come up with this thing they call D&D, but really it's WoW for PnP). I would like to once again state that I would rather play than pray (Sorry old DM humor). But as I have done for many years...I will DM to satisfy the lack thereof. (Prays anyways as usual)
I also live in an extremely rural area and can really only play online now, but MMO's are wearing thin on me. I crave the joy of my misspent youth playing D&D.
Other than that I tend to be kind wacky, creative, and I tend to bend the rules a lot in the favor of story over mechanics (Read the books folks. a word to rules lawyers: Read the "Golden Rule of Table Top Role Playing Games"), The mechanics are guidelines and meant to be manipulated to suit the needs of the Story, and the GM is final arbiter of any rules and disputes. I stick to this pretty close because if we aren't having fun, then why are we playing?
Hope to hear another reply soon :D