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<blockquote data-quote="Reynard" data-source="post: 7587809" data-attributes="member: 467">I am excited because the one weakness FG has had in my opinion has been the ability to draw maps on the fly. I am hoping that the Unity engine will allow you access to a digital dry erase board, for lack of a better term. I tend to run games that are very improvisational in nature and FG supports that in a lot of ways -- but it is easier for me to sketch out a random set piece than it is rummage through a big library of pre-made maps.As to the cost of the upgrade: I am an Ultimate license holder. I chose to do that so my friends, some of whom are tighter on money than I, would not have to pay to be able to play. That was my choice and it was a good one. I will buy the Ultimate license again if I have to (although I may spend some time subscribing to make sure I like the new version) for the same reason. Unless they stealth charge for content I already purchased, I don't mind paying for a new product. Why wouldn't I expect a software company to charge me for making something I want?What I would like to see happen though is for PDFs of rulebooks to be bundled with VTT files for ease of reading outside of the VTT. Or for WotC to realize selling a PDF with the physical copy is the way business is done in the modern RPG industry.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reynard, post: 7587809, member: 467"] I am excited because the one weakness FG has had in my opinion has been the ability to draw maps on the fly. I am hoping that the Unity engine will allow you access to a digital dry erase board, for lack of a better term. I tend to run games that are very improvisational in nature and FG supports that in a lot of ways -- but it is easier for me to sketch out a random set piece than it is rummage through a big library of pre-made maps. As to the cost of the upgrade: I am an Ultimate license holder. I chose to do that so my friends, some of whom are tighter on money than I, would not have to pay to be able to play. That was my choice and it was a good one. I will buy the Ultimate license again if I have to (although I may spend some time subscribing to make sure I like the new version) for the same reason. Unless they stealth charge for content I already purchased, I don't mind paying for a new product. Why wouldn't I expect a software company to charge me for making something I want? What I would like to see happen though is for PDFs of rulebooks to be bundled with VTT files for ease of reading outside of the VTT. Or for WotC to realize selling a PDF with the physical copy is the way business is done in the modern RPG industry. [/QUOTE]

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