D&D can never been put onto a computer or screen, i will never accept this to be true

and about the D&D Movie, wtf... who takes something like D&D and puts a wayne brother in it and makes it comical... it blew dick

... Wow.

Don't act like you're surprised.

Yeah, I guess I knew all along... ;)

So... now that we're out in the open... where do we go from here?

A motel possibly?

What a motel? Why not do it in style a book a hotel room? The beds are better for one.

Don't forget the video camera...and mail me the tape! I could make some money offa that shit.

...Ahem. Not in the literal sense.

...Or is it?

Did I hear "chunneling?!"

Not the word itself, no. Just the mental image from your own perverse mind.

You sicken me...yet amuse me at the same time.

Which one is you, Bob?

I'm that badass with the beard.

We all know Bob loves his beard.

We know also, that my hair rules Bob's beard.

You've obviously never heard of D&D Online...

You've obiously not heard that it's got a lot of key differences from pen and paper D&D.

oh i have, my point is... i dont consider them D&D, just imitations, D&D is pen and paper, that is what it is... the core

What if someone created a chat room version type thing with an interactive board, and a little pen and paper type application notepad thingy.

Explain to someone who doesn't know how D&D works, how D&D works?

You don't need a board for D & D. Lots of people just make their own maps with pen and paper, due to what the Dungeon master tells them, or they just imagine the surroundings, which could be alot more fun, but difficult.

i say 90% of D&D is the interaction of words with friends... the laughter and being able to have real conversations... video games have NPC with pre-determined conversations, and you must select what you say. Here you can just say what ever you want, how ever you want. When you go to attack, its all based on dice, your chance to hit which can be put on computer. The main thing that makes D&D pen&paper so much better than video games is its not limited to the programming... its what you make it. I mean, one campaign i was DMing my friends and they were going around buying hookers, and starting fights in bars... nothing to do with the campaign but it just made us laugh.... you cant do that in a video game unless the game already programmed it in there.

SO basically, what you need is a chat room with a whiteboard feature separate for each person, a dice machine, a notebook (can also be on the computer) and a chat area where the Dungeon Master tells you what to do and you talk to people?