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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sir Brennen" data-source="post: 4598290" data-attributes="member: 553">What constitutes a "higher level function" code wise that you can't test?So first it's not enough like an MMO character creation program and then it's too much like one? Make up your mind. (And how exactly is it like an MMO character creator and how should it be different? )Ummm... you don't type your scores in anywhere that I can see. You select Roll Dice, and in the center frame the Base Scores column populates, and the "score" column populates with the racial modifier added in. The character stat block on the left shows the score with adjustments. You change the base score by clicking the "+" and "-" buttons, and the race adj. keep up. Where do you type anything?I tested this with an elf. Did you perhaps try different race which didn't add scores properly???? I see the news on the start page within the application. You don't have to do any such thing. Just click on the Ability Scores tab whenever you want. You can even do Ability Scores before race or class; selecting (or changing) race will then add the modifiers after you've chosen ability scores.This I agree with. Filters would be nice.If you think it's that buggy, JaN, there was a link provided to report bugs. Here's the quote with the link:When reporting bugs, more detail, like what processes it doesn't clean up, would probably be helpful.</blockquote>