Kristian Serrano
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Any word on what Fluid's new D&D product will be?
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Fuids new project?
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Kristian Serrano
Explorer
Deja vu, herald. didn't we have this conversation already? like on the CMP boards or something? 
>> 3d Mapper
Too difficult and limited appeal (only DMs).
Didn't they do a bunch of modeling of monsters and some sound effects? I'm guessing a "virtual creature" program where you can show the players a picture of the monster, it does a little animation, and then roars. That sort of thing.
Should be a little easier since a lot of it is already done is my guess.
Too difficult and limited appeal (only DMs).
Didn't they do a bunch of modeling of monsters and some sound effects? I'm guessing a "virtual creature" program where you can show the players a picture of the monster, it does a little animation, and then roars. That sort of thing.
Should be a little easier since a lot of it is already done is my guess.
Ranger REG
Explorer
Feh. Wizards should have gone with ProFantasy.
theoremtank
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Wasn't there supposed to be word about their new project at GenCon?
Kristian Serrano
Explorer
Was there supposed to be? and if so did anybody who went hear anything about it?
What about the Monkeys?
Its an interesting one.
ETools was handed over to the CodeMokeys, who've apparantly worked quite hard to get lots of fixes in.
Clearly, Fluid did a lot of mapper work under the original MasterTools concept that became irrelevant - but which I'm sure they would like to see sold in some commercial way. There was also talk that they had secretly worked on some internet play.
Obviously the character/creature generator would be the heart of any D&D tool, but its now in CodeMonkey hands.
So, how would all that work out?
Its an interesting one.
ETools was handed over to the CodeMokeys, who've apparantly worked quite hard to get lots of fixes in.
Clearly, Fluid did a lot of mapper work under the original MasterTools concept that became irrelevant - but which I'm sure they would like to see sold in some commercial way. There was also talk that they had secretly worked on some internet play.
Obviously the character/creature generator would be the heart of any D&D tool, but its now in CodeMonkey hands.
So, how would all that work out?
