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<blockquote data-quote="shadzar" data-source="post: 5434030" data-attributes="member: 6667746">fixed your link for you. And it looks pretty pathetic, to take so long to get to that point. It is the same as every other VTT, except it does D&amp;D 4th edition?Just your standard gaming character designer video games have had for years.These are the directions they both should have taken from the beginning. A simple program to make a character image for your character sheet, or you could play with to make a character, and a top-down game surface just like a tabletop, that you can play on.All that camera angle junk and isometric view was silly and a waste of time if you are not making a fully developed game like NWN.If the VTT doesn't handle rules, then it would be pointless to have behind the paywall of DDi, since it offers nothing over any of the free ones out there, except for proprietary graphics, such as Dungeon Tiles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shadzar, post: 5434030, member: 6667746"] fixed your link for you. And it looks pretty pathetic, to take so long to get to that point. It is the same as every other VTT, except it does D&D 4th edition? Just your standard gaming character designer video games have had for years. These are the directions they both should have taken from the beginning. A simple program to make a character image for your character sheet, or you could play with to make a character, and a top-down game surface just like a tabletop, that you can play on. All that camera angle junk and isometric view was silly and a waste of time if you are not making a fully developed game like NWN. If the VTT doesn't handle rules, then it would be pointless to have behind the paywall of DDi, since it offers nothing over any of the free ones out there, except for proprietary graphics, such as Dungeon Tiles. [/QUOTE]

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