Palatinus' OverPower Forum

someone else needs to help ya out. im on xp still. lol

Has anyone every tried played over Skype?

please tell me there are people willing to Skype play!?!?!

I'd be glad to!

my Skype ID: gustafolson

free free to add me and tell me you'd like to play a few games of Overpower. Real Cards. Real Players. Face to face video match!

Bring it

i dont have skype
does not have a device with a camera & mic
sorry

Free download: http://www.skype.com/en/download-skype/

Just need a device with a camera & mic and you are set

i'd be willing to play, I just have to get a camera from my dad who i bought it for but doesn't use it and set up skype.

Ok, tell me when you have the A/V set up and we can venture a few rounds

no promises, but i'm hoping to have everything set up to play tonight...lol...

Add Alaska.Overpower as well. I'll need to use my IPhone to show you the cards while I view the laptop to view your playmat. Going to have to have 4 screens to optimize play

signed up and good to play although i only have one camera..lol.
I added both your Skype accounts but you haven't accepted my friend request..

Interesting about Skype play. Please do share how that experience went. 

Haven't been able to get a game going yet. I think COS is a busy man

COS and I have been able to play a couple games now and I know he's been playing someone else over Skype. Our first game was a little shakey because it was our first game but after that card placement and everything went smoothly. I would recommend other people try out Skype for playing overpower. Just make sure you write down the hits on your characters and place your hits directly in front on your opponents characters.  If anyone wants to add me I'm Patricio Baez on Skype.

So 2 Skype accounts and 2 devices. I don't have room in my room with pc to play...

I've mentioned this before, but LackeyCCG.com is a digital table top that can access tons of CCG's, and now there is an Overpower plugin for the Lackey program.  The MAJOR thing I've noticed about using Lackey, vs OPO, is that OPO has a much more user friendly deckbuilder program, and Lackey seems to be lacking the option to build battlesites.  Other then that, it might be worth checking out, as it's not scripted to enforce the rules of the game, as OPO does, but is more like actually sitting down with an opponent, and both players are responsible for keeping track of the game state, thus it's less likely to crash mid-game due to the programming not allowing certain cards to be played certain ways.  Just an option.