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<blockquote data-quote="Eldragon" data-source="post: 4075741" data-attributes="member: 3962">I live about 120 miles from my core group of D&amp;D playing friends. So I was pretty excited about the prospect of being able to play online with D&amp;DI. Character Generator/Game Table/Rules Database is good stuff. However with their current scheme I don't think its worth the money, and I wont be able to get everyone in my group on board. WotC is charging MMO like prices, but does not offer MMO like content. I would prefer to buy the core software package for $50, Yearly updates cost another $50 kind of model.&nbsp; I want to buy SOFTWARE, not a SERVICE. And the final insult...$120/year and I still have to pay extra for Virtual Minis? Are you kidding me? How cheap is that?However, I will still try it for a bit. It all depends on if I can enjoy 4e online with strangers in a pick-up group. A certain MMO has soured my taste of pick of groups.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eldragon, post: 4075741, member: 3962"] I live about 120 miles from my core group of D&D playing friends. So I was pretty excited about the prospect of being able to play online with D&DI. Character Generator/Game Table/Rules Database is good stuff. However with their current scheme I don't think its worth the money, and I wont be able to get everyone in my group on board. WotC is charging MMO like prices, but does not offer MMO like content. I would prefer to buy the core software package for $50, Yearly updates cost another $50 kind of model. I want to buy SOFTWARE, not a SERVICE. And the final insult... $120/year and I still have to pay extra for Virtual Minis? Are you kidding me? How cheap is that? However, I will still try it for a bit. It all depends on if I can enjoy 4e online with strangers in a pick-up group. A certain MMO has soured my taste of pick of groups..... [/QUOTE]

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