Recent content by JohnD

I don't see any issue here personally. If you're concerned, I guess ask Smiteworks and the Roll 20 guys the same questions and see what they come back with.

My earlier post was not helpful. Apologies but the accumulated bull :):):):) meter sometimes overflows and that led to my post. Probably, both are good options depending on what each person values. Personally, FG is my choice, and has been for over three years.

Don't forget Roll20 is supposedly free while FG apparently costs a few thousand dollars to get.

Great to see the product line expanding via Fantasy Grounds, the best VTT solution out there.

That is simply not entirely accurate. There are many more options for pricing for base FG than $150. At the most expensive level nobody that ever connects to your game needs to pay anything. No charge. Ever. I can appreciate everyone has their preference, but at least get your information...

Yes, heaven forbid companies wanting to make some profit from their work. Nobody complaining about the cost would go to their employer and say "it's OK you don't need to pay me this week". Not a shot at you; your response is very likely the reason. Companies don't make money, people don't...

If you go to a fast food place for a meal and then go see a movie and buy a drink and popcorn, you've spent what, probably close to $30? For an extra $10 you can get the Full license and have 100s of hours of gaming fun over many years. Of course, there's the added cost of the two modules for...

There's the low priced subscription plans. There's also a buy 3 get 4 license purchase option for the $40 license on Steam.

A PDF isn't going to let you play on-line, obviously, but if you have the time to burn entering the information in a useable manner into FG, sure you can avoid the purchase. I guess anyone doing this would have to decide if they want to spend all that time playing or entering data though.

5 out of 5 rating for Fantasy Grounds I've played (DMed actually) D&D and other systems since the late 1970s. I started using FG a little over three years ago; the time commitments of creating content for NWN and NWN2 became just to much to handle. Without FG I'd have lost out on the hobby...