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<blockquote data-quote="Ninja-to" data-source="post: 5505623" data-attributes="member: 19551">I agreed with your post except for the quote above.Normally I'd have said that you're probably right here. However, after the old offline CB was released, and because it was very, very convenient and worked so well, I thought this was the new direction for D&amp;D. Finally, we're getting close to a complete software package to run D&amp;D from. I still like tabletop minis and mats, and I still like to roll dice. I was loving the chance though to run all I needed from a single, efficient application from a laptop. Imagine playing sound effects of things they PC's hear, showing them pictures of things they see... the possibilities are endless and so simple. There are kids living in basements pumping out software faster and cleaner than the 'teams' at WotC (Maptool, Masterplan etc). As others have mentioned, I also have enough books and material to last me years in 4th Edition gaming. I don't need any more. What I would pay for is improved ease of use and if I could have digital gaming finally make it to my tabletop games (I have no use whatsoever for the VTT) then all the better.But we know that's not going to happen any time soon, unfortunately.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ninja-to, post: 5505623, member: 19551"] I agreed with your post except for the quote above. Normally I'd have said that you're probably right here. However, after the old offline CB was released, and because it was very, very convenient and worked so well, I thought this was the new direction for D&D. Finally, we're getting close to a complete software package to run D&D from. I still like tabletop minis and mats, and I still like to roll dice. I was loving the chance though to run all I needed from a single, efficient application from a laptop. Imagine playing sound effects of things they PC's hear, showing them pictures of things they see... the possibilities are endless and so simple. There are kids living in basements pumping out software faster and cleaner than the 'teams' at WotC (Maptool, Masterplan etc). As others have mentioned, I also have enough books and material to last me years in 4th Edition gaming. I don't need any more. What I would pay for is improved ease of use and if I could have digital gaming finally make it to my tabletop games (I have no use whatsoever for the VTT) then all the better. But we know that's not going to happen any time soon, unfortunately. [/QUOTE]

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