Recent content by Mgrancey

Just kinda sighing at this point as I am not sure if my satirical post missed the mark or people just missed the point.

Probably the most amusing thing out of this whole debate on Roll20 vs FG is the lack of impartiality on Roll20s side by it supporters. No, I know there are those out there who admit to its cons, but it seems that Roll20 fans are largely fanatical, again over all in the various debates I have...

Sorry, might be the hour but none of this post makes any sense to me. Not sure how larger player base is bad and not sure where the $11 comes from.

Fantasy Grounds has not been comfortable as being the best, they (of which there is a handful) of developers who work on the hard code for the system have been constantly working on it over the years improving and adding rules sets, some for free, to FG. There was DnD 3/3.5, then Pathfinder and...

TANSTAAFL -> There ain't no such thing as a free lunch. The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein. Inspired by the practice in early 1900's where bars would serve a lunch buffet where you got 1 pass if you bought a drink (at an inflated price) and would typically make you more thirsty...

Actually all you need to develop for FG is the normal GM/Player license which is $4 a month or one time purchase of $40. I don't know about with Roll20 but you can get royalties for providing content, varies on if you are converting or making own creation.

It is at the top of the list of new features the community would like go here to see list and votes. I think they are largely working on converting FG over to Unity to increase what can be done with FG.

No offense but TANSTAAFL! Its free with advertising and limitations or pay (additionally $1 more than FG a month and $10/year more to just out and out buy a permanent license to FG) to avoid advertising and additional features. Good for encouraging people, but $40 is not a super high starting...

Right, this is going to be a bit complex but I am going to attempt to keep it as precise and unbiased as possible. First, Pricing for Fantasy Grounds. With a recent change in policy, only a couple of months ago, there are two license types. Subscription (new) and single purchase (traditional)...