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<blockquote data-quote="Zaukrie" data-source="post: 4616882" data-attributes="member: 2057">I'd guess in about a year, if ever.Frankly, there is one thing I've never understood about some of the anger over this (actually more than 1 thing, but I'm trying to focus here): why do some people feel 4E can't be played, or is somehow missing something, if DDI isn't there? While I understand that it was promised, no other edition had that level of virtual support, and this one does not need it to be viable either.As for DDI in general:character builder is great so far. This might become my favorite toolThe compendium is the best D&amp;D tool yet (other than the books). I can quickly look items up, cut and paste to make my encounters, this thing is nearly indespensible to me as a DM.Dragon-too little content for my taste. The quantity has dropped since it was free.Dungeon - see above, and also, they have not always delivered on the three adventure promise. December had 2 and a side trek. The awesome quality of the FR and Eberron conversions of Keep set the bar too high for this magazine to even come close to living up to the first on line version.Bonus tools-these are throw aways, that cost little production time, and some people use them. Not a big deal to me either way.Character visualizer-i don't care if this ever comes out.Virtual table-I don't think I care if this ever comes out, but it could be useful someday.edit: what I really want is a robust NPC/Monster creator, so I can make fair encounters with monsters of my own creation (or to power up/down an existing monster).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zaukrie, post: 4616882, member: 2057"] I'd guess in about a year, if ever. Frankly, there is one thing I've never understood about some of the anger over this (actually more than 1 thing, but I'm trying to focus here): why do some people feel 4E can't be played, or is somehow missing something, if DDI isn't there? While I understand that it was promised, no other edition had that level of virtual support, and this one does not need it to be viable either. As for DDI in general: character builder is great so far. This might become my favorite tool The compendium is the best D&D tool yet (other than the books). I can quickly look items up, cut and paste to make my encounters, this thing is nearly indespensible to me as a DM. Dragon-too little content for my taste. The quantity has dropped since it was free. Dungeon - see above, and also, they have not always delivered on the three adventure promise. December had 2 and a side trek. The awesome quality of the FR and Eberron conversions of Keep set the bar too high for this magazine to even come close to living up to the first on line version. Bonus tools-these are throw aways, that cost little production time, and some people use them. Not a big deal to me either way. Character visualizer-i don't care if this ever comes out. Virtual table-I don't think I care if this ever comes out, but it could be useful someday. edit: what I really want is a robust NPC/Monster creator, so I can make fair encounters with monsters of my own creation (or to power up/down an existing monster). [/QUOTE]

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