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<blockquote data-quote="pming" data-source="post: 7662068" data-attributes="member: 45197">Hiya.&nbsp; Mainly because it is a &quot;commercial thread&quot;, not one made by a &quot;gamer for opinions, suggestions,help, etc&quot;. I read the first posts and all of them were basically positive or neutral'ish. I wanted it to be known to the company that not everyone is keen on what they are doing with it now. I felt a negative post would help them realize it.&nbsp; As I said at the end of my post..&nbsp; ...and [MENTION=6677017]Sword of Spirit[/MENTION] seems to agree with me. A tool for a DM to organize his campaign in one place is a useful tool for some. Some, like me, prefer the old dead-tree-and-ink method, but I can definitely see an advantage of having it all in digital form, on multiple backup areas.PS: Sword of Sprit: You may want to check out The Keep, by NBOS software. I bought that back at v1 (and yes, I did upgrade to v2) and have used it, very minorly, on occasion when I was at work and had some idea or thing I wanted to make sure I didn't forget...or if I wanted to read up on an old campaign we put on the back-burner for a few months so as to refresh my memory of who/what/where and all that. The biggest &quot;annoyance&quot; factor with The Keep is that you have to manually rename &quot;Keep.dba&quot; to &quot;CampaignName_Keep.dba&quot; (or something other than just &quot;Keep&quot;) because it will auto open &quot;Keep.dba&quot; when you open the program. To work on multiple campaigns, you have to 'unname' &quot;CampaignName_Keep.dba&quot; back to &quot;Keep.dba&quot; so it will open it. Still, not much of a problem unless you work on a half-dozen campaigns multiple times a day. If you're more of a one-campaign kinda guy...won't be a problem. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />^_^Paul L. Ming</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pming, post: 7662068, member: 45197"] Hiya. Mainly because it is a "commercial thread", not one made by a "gamer for opinions, suggestions,help, etc". I read the first posts and all of them were basically positive or neutral'ish. I wanted it to be known to the company that not everyone is keen on what they are doing with it now. I felt a negative post would help them realize it. As I said at the end of my post.. ...and [MENTION=6677017]Sword of Spirit[/MENTION] seems to agree with me. A tool for a DM to organize his campaign in one place is a useful tool for some. Some, like me, prefer the old dead-tree-and-ink method, but I can definitely see an advantage of having it all in digital form, on multiple backup areas. PS: Sword of Sprit: You may want to check out [I]The Keep[/I], by NBOS software. I bought that back at v1 (and yes, I did upgrade to v2) and have used it, very minorly, on occasion when I was at work and had some idea or thing I wanted to make sure I didn't forget...or if I wanted to read up on an old campaign we put on the back-burner for a few months so as to refresh my memory of who/what/where and all that. The biggest "annoyance" factor with The Keep is that you have to manually rename "Keep.dba" to "CampaignName_Keep.dba" (or something other than just "Keep") because it will auto open "Keep.dba" when you open the program. To work on multiple campaigns, you have to 'unname' "CampaignName_Keep.dba" back to "Keep.dba" so it will open it. Still, not much of a problem unless you work on a half-dozen campaigns multiple times a day. If you're more of a one-campaign kinda guy...won't be a problem. :) ^_^ Paul L. Ming [/QUOTE]

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