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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 5314918" data-attributes="member: 7635">My point was TSR had a good track record of picking decent developers for their software: Evermore did a bang-up job on CR2 and they even got ProFantasy to give them a stripped down CC2 as their map-maker. It just seems they lost steam with the e-tools debacle (and yes, Code Monkey did a lot to make that program usable, but it was never as widely received as CR2.0 was). When it came to 4e, WotC did the sensible thing and released the important parts (chargen and monsters) but it seems there will be little else. After all the promises made about DDi, it just seems they are keeping their track record they started on Master Tools. (One could say WotC learned their lesson from how MT was done and make the generators first, then worry about the frivolous parts. Good for them, but it still doesn't make the DDi tools a fully-functional suite, esp. lacking the Adventure Tools and Mapmaker).</blockquote>