Player Limits?

I think if you were to add any more users, I think you'd be unable to use Google Hangouts. Max number of people that can be in a Google Hangout at any time is ten. I'm not sure if there's a hard limit with WebRTC, though you might reach a critical mass with how many people display on screen. As for keeping text chat from collapsing into a neutron star, use inline rolls whenever possible, turn off dice images, and if you're really in a pinch - turn off character portraits. Also go into your campaign details and delete the chat log on a regular basis.

Brian A. said: I've never used google hangout! I just wanted to know if the system can handle ten people? We use 3d dice and i just got a webcam for christmas just to use for roll20! I actually play D&D on this sysytem and i don't use it for a chat room! Lol that's what facebook is for! Google Hangouts is one of the avenues you can use to run Roll20 for video chat. WebRTC and Flash are the built-in video and voice chat in Roll20, but sometimes they don't play nice with everyone's webcam. That's what the Google Hangout option is for since it offers a stabler VOIP platform. The Chat Log records ALL dice rolls (even the ones rolled while using 3D dice). Have enough people in a campaign rolling lots of dice will start creating a pretty hefty chat log and eventually slow your campaign down if you don't manage it properly.