Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Sm!rk" data-source="post: 317549" data-attributes="member: 6467">Are you trying to spread FUD or are you just not seeing anything anyone is saying? I'm voting for the former, because you seem to take a stab at etools every chance you get. And you continually try to allay me of your honesty, which I am now questioning.But to contradict your logic, etools is a great resource exactly because the community can contribute. I would even say that was one of wotc's or fluids design goals. They made it simple to enter large amounts of user custom data. Time and money being what it is, it should be obvious that the users would be entering in data. It took years for wotc to develop all that material, do you think a small software developer could compete with thousands of fans all wanting their special modifications in the product? They did the best think I can think of, enable users to input what they want.You don't have to wait for wotc to come around with an update to srd, they put that power in *each* persons hands. And mind you, not a select group of users that understand some arcane syntax like whatever lst is. So clearly its better than pcgen because it enables many more people to do exactly what everyone wants, add more stuff. More stuff equals better quality product. Your struggle now is because of a lack of foresight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sm!rk, post: 317549, member: 6467"] Are you trying to spread FUD or are you just not seeing anything anyone is saying? I'm voting for the former, because you seem to take a stab at etools every chance you get. And you continually try to allay me of your honesty, which I am now questioning. But to contradict your logic, etools is a great resource exactly because the community can contribute. I would even say that was one of wotc's or fluids design goals. They made it simple to enter large amounts of user custom data. Time and money being what it is, it should be obvious that the users would be entering in data. It took years for wotc to develop all that material, do you think a small software developer could compete with thousands of fans all wanting their special modifications in the product? They did the best think I can think of, enable users to input what they want. You don't have to wait for wotc to come around with an update to srd, they put that power in *each* persons hands. And mind you, not a select group of users that understand some arcane syntax like whatever lst is. So clearly its better than pcgen because it enables many more people to do exactly what everyone wants, add more stuff. More stuff equals better quality product. Your struggle now is because of a lack of foresight. [/QUOTE]

Verification