Thread: English-teaching project-- looking for a "student-tester" volunteer/s

Hey guys not long ago I worked on an English-teaching project that helps immerse people in a English in a fantasy online computer game I made. - English learning via role-playing in a virtual world... my project

However, working with iCake to test the model (and I still can't thank him enough) I found out that the technical issues that come along with Neverwinter Nights are a bit of a drag (AKA letdown). Ergo, after a few months of contemplating, I opted for a more feasible free gaming system-- roll20 ( https://app.roll20.net/home ) . Roll20 is essentially a turn-based browser game where I create the map, the elements, and you get to play in it without further ado. No complications. 100% free.

I'm not yet ready to launch it publicly, but I'd like volunteer/s to complete the first campaign (the campaign should take about 20-60 minutes). Even one volunteer will do. To become volunteers all you will have to do is

1) Write a character description (in English) and send it to me (via PM)
2) Choose a portrait for your character (link me or send me the image via forum PM - you can just google images for "fantasy portraits" if you don't have a resource).
3) Tell me when you can play, add me to skype, my username is "roll20admin"... if you have questions you're welcome to ask me there.


This project will be free, no worries

For more info written with my broken Russian go here ...

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Ok. Please, could you provide technical requirements? I don't understand how it works and looks. What's engine?

The "engine" is roll20, you can go into roll20's website here and see all about how it works Roll20: Web-based online virtual tabletop for all roleplaying games (RPGs)

No need to download anything.