Whoever said isolation can't be social?

Hey guys! I think I may have found a solution to help those of us (Ben and Apter) with machines that struggle to run some of the games we have been playing, namely Tabletop Simulator!

There is a new service called "Geforce Now," which lets you stream the games from your Steam library over the cloud from a remote PC with fully upgraded hardware. Currently, there are two membership options: a "Free Membership" that's capped at 1-hour play sessions, and the "Founders Membership" for $4.99/mo with extended sessions and priority access. Right now you can get the first 3 months free of the "Founder Membership" and then just cancel your credit card before you are charged, or just stick with the "Free Membership." Here are the instructions to get everything running:

1) Follow the link: "nvidia.com/en-us/geforce-now". Select the type of membership you would like, and then create an Nvidia account, assuming you do not already have one.

2.) Once you log in with your account, you can again select the membership you want to use, enter your billing info if selecting the "Founders Membership," and then select the appropriate app download that matches the machine you are using (PC, Mac, Android, etc).

3.) Once you have installed the app, open it and login with your Nvidia account.

4.) At the top of the app, in the search bar, type in "Tabletop Simulator," and then click the green "+ Library" button to add it to your library. Once added, click the green "Play" button. The app will then begin analyzing your network speed and then launch the service.

5.) Login with your Steam account. Since you are essentially logging in from a remote location, you may need to verify your account but inputting a code that is texted to you (if you have the Steam mobile app).

6.) Once logged in to Steam, you will see the regular Steam app as if you had it opened on your own machine. All other Steam features and friends should operate the same. Locate "Tabletop Simulator" and install it. Once installed, you can play as normal.

I understand that some of these instructions may seem complicated, but I would happy to help anyone that is having issues.