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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cergorach" data-source="post: 7655911" data-attributes="member: 725">Same issues here:1.) unclear what the product does exactly2.) pricing is unclear and seems high if it's a cloud based system that will probably require annual fees.3.) currently not supporting a system that I actually play (currently 5E)4.) the intro movie is just a pain to watch, no real information on the KS5.) the previous deal with WotC and 5E might be iffy, especially when combined with the aboveI have absolutely no problem with cloud services, I'm a Spotify, Marvel Unlimited, Adobe CC subscriber. And I feel I'm getting value for money, I have absolutely no feeling of that with this KS. I've backed a ton of KS (20), with some I spent way to much money, but again, I always felt I got value for my money or I really, really wanted something to get made. Again, no feeling of that here, because it's quite unclear what's happening here.They either have abysmal marketing or their just incompetent and that doesn't bode well for that application their selling (if we ever figure out what it does exactly)... When I look at the Lone Wolf Development website, I know exactly what kind of product their selling, learn from that.I'm actually quite happy with the current status quo in RPG world. There's actually a ton of different apps out there, some are free, some are paid for. But most start relatively small and set more realistic goals...That said, might just not be an app that's aimed at me or my crowd of players. We all have tablets, mostly iPads, but the only reason we use ONE at the table is because someone forgot to print out the maps we where using... Might be a cool idea if there's an app that allows you to do fog of war easily, but not for character sheets, not for messaging, not for dice rolling. We're a high tech crowd, but even we want to look at each other instead of our tablets (we do that the rest of the week!) during a pnp RPG evening.We use apps for character creation, looking up rules outside of the game, I've used apps to prepare as a DM (Roleplaying Master, PCGen, etc.), even used to use RPM to track complex combat during high level 3E games on a laptop. Don't want to see players with tablets and laptops out during a game, don't really want my laptop/tablet out during play as a player... We have a ton of MMORPG and classic cRPG games for that that don't require complex planning schema's to get the whole gaming group together once a month (if that).</blockquote>

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