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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 4333725" data-attributes="member: 22779">Miyaa, there's one part of the equation you're forgetting in all that.The RPGA.&nbsp; Sure, I could do RPGA modules on Fantasy Grounds, but, what's going to happen is they will start the new Living campaigns, the Living RPGA players will sign up to the DDI, be able to use the DDI character vault to track their characters and away they go.The RPGA report recently talked about critical mass for the Living campaigns - the point where you have enough players that anyone, anywhere in a Triad area has access to a Living campaign.&nbsp; The critical mass for an online Living campaign is only about 1000 players - that's about 200 groups, or a new game starting every hour of every day.EVERY WOTC Living campaign had that many active players.&nbsp; Each.&nbsp; That's what's going to drive the DDI.&nbsp; And having these online tools are just the added bennies.&nbsp; DM's for the RPGA don't need online monster tools because they're running modules.&nbsp; And the RPGA modules will be designed with DDI in mind - automatically released with maps and minis.&nbsp; Same with Dungeon modules if they're smart.That's the missing piece that you aren't looking at.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 4333725, member: 22779"] Miyaa, there's one part of the equation you're forgetting in all that. The RPGA. Sure, I could do RPGA modules on Fantasy Grounds, but, what's going to happen is they will start the new Living campaigns, the Living RPGA players will sign up to the DDI, be able to use the DDI character vault to track their characters and away they go. The RPGA report recently talked about critical mass for the Living campaigns - the point where you have enough players that anyone, anywhere in a Triad area has access to a Living campaign. The critical mass for an online Living campaign is only about 1000 players - that's about 200 groups, or a new game starting every hour of every day. EVERY WOTC Living campaign had that many active players. Each. That's what's going to drive the DDI. And having these online tools are just the added bennies. DM's for the RPGA don't need online monster tools because they're running modules. And the RPGA modules will be designed with DDI in mind - automatically released with maps and minis. Same with Dungeon modules if they're smart. That's the missing piece that you aren't looking at. [/QUOTE]

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