Question: Is a year-long D&DI subscription worth it?

[wedgeski]

I voted for the top option without reservation. I've enjoyed almost everything that has been put out on the DDI, and the Character Builder Beta has blown me away. It came with a critical Vista64 issue out of the box, which was bad, but they fixed it in a couple of days, which was good. Support and information has been excellent across the board. Value for money is high with this one.

 

[Echohawk]

Then what are those people that like to min-max everything using every bit of data and ability/etc they can get their hands on called?

Enthusiastic players? Passionate about character generation?

 

[Mathew_Freeman]

I have it and I think it rocks.

 

[ThirdWizard]

I use the encounter builder for all my combat encounters now. Click click click... done!

Dragon is also awesome, love it. Dungeon, don't really read it. Monster builder is great. The Compendium is, of course, wonderful. And, I cannot wait for the character builder (drool). Don't think I forgot anything!

Love it!

 

[La Bete]

subscriber, and I love it.

The main thing for me? The integration of the dragon mags and splats into the compendium and (I assume) the character builder.

This means that the stuff in dragon actually sees play, which was always a hassle with the paper versions.

(and I don't seem to have the paper-magazine/bathroom obsession others have so pdf magazines is OK).

 

[Henry]

I only have a three-month currently, and I am bucking for my wife or family to buy me a year-long for christmas (or rather, give me the cash to do so ). So far, it's been worth it. The idea of multiclassing being used for things other than classes is a pretty neat one, and worth a lot of mind-share to me to develop for any 4E games we play.

 

[La Bete]

IThe idea of multiclassing being used for things other than classes is a pretty neat one.

Birthright, baby.

 

[malraux]

(and I don't seem to have the paper-magazine/bathroom obsession others have so pdf magazines is OK).

Laptop plus wifi

 

[La Bete]

Laptop plus wifi

remind me not to borrow your laptop

 

[Zaukrie]

[self edited out comments about "why do people still respond to that guy"]

I like it so far.

As a DM w/o a ton of time to create adventures, I love stealing encounters and other things from Dungeon.

The time it saves me in cutting and pasting from the compendium when I make up my own encounters is invaluable.

My son loves to create characters. A friend that is working on an adventure for a 3pp came over, and some others didn't show. It took us a couple of minutes to create 2nd level characters for playtesting.

I think it is easily worth $10 per month, let alone $6.

Plus, even though I don't like reading the content on line, the Dragon content has been very good to this point.