Suggestion for devs regarding maps.

[CountCthulhu]

The mission maps would be great maps for Table-top role-playing games set in the modern era. Have you considered packaging them up and selling a map pack for use in TTRPG programs such as Roll20, D&D Beyond, etc.? You already have the maps, and this would be a great way to make a little extra money from them, and would give those of us running modern era role-playing games some great maps to use. Just a little something for you to consider.

[Mr. Sandman]

I completely agree. I wonder if the Devs will ever make a Tabletop game like Necromunda? Fools dream, but I would be ecstatic to see anything like that.

[Dandylion]

I am aware of what tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) are. Unfortunately, however, our development team lacks knowledge of this genre. The only TTRPG the team is generally familiar with is D&D, and even then, we have only heard of it—none of us have actually played it properly. While TTRPGs and computer games have coexisted, computer games became the dominant force in Korea, and our team members also prefer them.

Ultimately, because the team is unfamiliar with this genre, we cannot simply venture into it. We wouldn't know how to design the mechanics or settings to ensure players have a fun experience, making it difficult for us to take on such a project.

That said, we always welcome individuals using *Troubleshooter* assets for tabletop role-playing games, provided they are not used for commercial purposes. :D

[CountCthulhu]

Originally posted by Dandylion:

I am aware of what tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) are. Unfortunately, however, our development team lacks knowledge of this genre. The only TTRPG the team is generally familiar with is D&D, and even then, we have only heard of it—none of us have actually played it properly. While TTRPGs and computer games have coexisted, computer games became the dominant force in Korea, and our team members also prefer them.

Ultimately, because the team is unfamiliar with this genre, we cannot simply venture into it. We wouldn't know how to design the mechanics or settings to ensure players have a fun experience, making it difficult for us to take on such a project.

That said, we always welcome individuals using *Troubleshooter* assets for tabletop role-playing games, provided they are not used for commercial purposes. :D

Well, I'd love to use your maps in sessions of my Champions TTRPG, but I don't have access to clean copies of your maps to use. Is there a way to get top down, clean copies of your maps, you know, without character tokens, status tokens, or other such stuff on top of the map, and without the obscuring cloud over them? So, we could have our modern day superheroes fighting bad guys in some of the cool locations you folks have created for the game.

Also, I would highly recommend trying a TTRPG, because it's always good to broaden one's horizons, and they're a lot of fun, and some businesses use them as good team building tools. I'm sure if you checked your local game shops, you'll find someone you can bring in to run a session or two for you and the other devs. It doesn't have to be fantasy either, there are plenty of modern era, or horror, or sci-fi, or other genre of role-playing games available.

[Nostro]

If you are interested in minimaps, do the following.

1) Decode the game files using troubletool (https://github.com/K0lb3/TroubleTool)
2) Go to Data\maps\minimaps