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I joined, but I haven't gotten my printer up and running. What printer are you looking at? I have the Sovol SV01, and have it almost up and running. I was probably going to look at Hexton Hills first.

Yes, this has been a real boon. I've had FG forever, but my ISP when I moved wouldn't allow the incoming traffic for the longest time. They do now, but not having to set it up at all is a lot better.

Another one I'd not heard of. They're popping out of the woodwork! Again one without the mechanics, and I'm warming up to that. How has your experience using it been? I tried the tutorials and it looks pretty slick, but just wondering if there were any annoyances you've come across in use?

Thanks for that mention of Owlbear Rodeo. I'd not heard of it- the simplicity is somehow appealing.

Well, we're supposed to be moving to SAFe. Hopefully that's better. But what I've seen doesn't make it seem like it will be so. That planning at the beginning of the iteration is rough.

Not in my experience. It's the scrum team. We have to go before kangaroo courts (not really courts, but higher ups) that judge everything wrong and the resposibility and how we will make it not happen again. We go to them for errors in delivery, late delivery, not meeting agile metrics...

Former game QA, current software developer here. Can also vouch for this. And the release windows are very uncompromising with retail and the holiday seasons. I remember working on a game doing 36/12s for a few weeks (36 hours on/12 hours off) to get a master out the door in time for it to be...

One thing that I appreciate is that you have the API open. I was able to make a free project recently building off of that to help people use the die roller elsewhere (while hopefully making more people aware of what you offer). Keep up the good work! As far as what I use, we used roll20 this...

This is my motto that I also live by. I love the hobby, have excess, and love to see what people are doing. And I'm hoping to a certain extent to get favorable Karma when I launch my own project. ;) In Patreon alone, I come up to about $600, and that's the least of my support options...