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<blockquote data-quote="Sir Whiskers" data-source="post: 621922" data-attributes="member: 6941">This was my first reaction when I heard about the revised books. If WOTC changes so little that the electronic aids aren't affected, why would anyone get the new books? If they make some substantial changes, they've broken most or all of these aids. And I just don't have the time (or inclination) to do everything by hand anymore.On the question of updating e-tools, what about all the community add-ons and updates? I was under the impression that most of the work in making the program truly usable was *not* done by Fluid. If they update the orginal version of the program, won't the community have to make wholesale changes once again? OTOH, if Fluid tries to include these changes, how much will that delay an updated product?I admit I haven't kept up on e-tools (I use a modified Heroforge spreadsheet), so I may be exaggerating the difficulties. Ideally, we'd see an updated version that includes all the community work - that would probably convince me to give the program another chance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sir Whiskers, post: 621922, member: 6941"] This was my first reaction when I heard about the revised books. If WOTC changes so little that the electronic aids aren't affected, why would anyone get the new books? If they make some substantial changes, they've broken most or all of these aids. And I just don't have the time (or inclination) to do everything by hand anymore. On the question of updating e-tools, what about all the community add-ons and updates? I was under the impression that most of the work in making the program truly usable was *not* done by Fluid. If they update the orginal version of the program, won't the community have to make wholesale changes once again? OTOH, if Fluid tries to include these changes, how much will that delay an updated product? I admit I haven't kept up on e-tools (I use a modified Heroforge spreadsheet), so I may be exaggerating the difficulties. Ideally, we'd see an updated version that includes all the community work - that would probably convince me to give the program another chance. [/QUOTE]

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