I made the MOST IMMERSIVE DnD Table

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  @RealGeorgeLucas · 10 months ago

  This is why I love Corridor. You guys didn’t stop Son of a Dungeon because it got old, was unpopular, or you ran out of ideas. You put it on hold until you could give your fans an even better cinematic viewing experience. The commitment to better quality and the time spent on solving the issue is what separates Corridor from most channels. “Good enough” is not good enough. Much respect! Look forward to seeing a new season. Thank you for the time and money invested. Keep pushing the boundaries and raising the bar

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  @TPCDAZ · 9 months ago

  for anyone saying why do all this, why spend all this money, use all this time ..... pause the video at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meAwDVRLhZM&amp;t=761">12:41</a> and you&apos;ll see. &nbsp;That is the face of someone so genuinely happy and proud that his mates are around him and they all think it&apos;s cool. That is worth far more than any money or time can buy.

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  @pwnisher · 9 months ago

  What an incredible homage to such an awesome project!! Yeah when that board lifted up we all lost our minds. I&apos;m still blown away at the details! Just ya&apos;ll wait and see!!!!!

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  @ethanbloxham8118 · 9 months ago

  This is so awesome that you guys have covered this! I was the 3D Generalist for Terrain Tinker, working alongside a very talented developer, Ryan (and yes, I painstakingly textured every single asset haha!). I&apos;m so gassed seeing our work in one of your videos, thank you! 😄

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  @never_on_time · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meAwDVRLhZM&amp;t=24">0:24</a><br>not the 1 pixel gap 😭

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  @cantRIPoff · 9 months ago

  As Ian Malcolm in Jurassic Park would say:<br>‘You did it. You crazy Son of a Dungeon, you did it.’

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  @SocietySpider · 10 months ago

  Playing with a salt shaker as terrain reminds me of a short campaign our DM did taking place in his apartment with our characters being microscope size travelling the world of his living room and dinner table, but we didn&apos;t know that until we puzzled together the little hints from our DM and it culminated in a battle against the four giants we were tasked to tackle (which was us) and we dodged our rolls as our character whilst those rolls helped our characters to defeat ourselves.

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  @e1iteLime · 9 months ago

  All this work and the players end up saying “we won’t go that way. We are gonna go to the beach and drink pina coladas all day long”

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  @jakemeyer8188 · 9 months ago

  I don&apos;t play DnD, or any other tabletop game... but I&apos;m OBSESSED with the modeling aspect of it. If I had the space and time, I&apos;d absolutely build a giant DnD board just for kicks.

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  @markfergerson2145 · 9 months ago

  Sam, after this playthrough episode is done, the next logical step is to build a virtual 3D environment for headset gaming. You’ll need an empty warehouse though…

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  @lucarroba · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meAwDVRLhZM&amp;t=25">0:25</a> the black bars are 1 pixel down I think

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  @unloyal4847 · 9 months ago

  Y&apos;know, back with Node, you guys basically got my group into dnd, crazy how long that Barbarian sitting on the fire was and was the reason why my group got closer and plays dnd.

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