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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 5528403" data-attributes="member: 22424">Sure, no doubt. At the same time, if someone's favourite class is, say, the Artificer, then there's nothing surprising in them wanting additional support for that class. Nor in them asking for it - if nothing else, it lets WotC know of the demand.(Of course, WotC are also free to judge whether the demand warrants additional support being provided. If it's just not economical, then they won't.)I'm glad. (Sincerely - that's not sarcasm.)Unfortunately, it is.The Character Builder has improved a lot, but still has some major bugs (A4 printing). Dragon and Dungeon have been reduced in content. Dungeon, in particular, promises several adventures per month; it's been several months since they achieved that. So, those areas do fall short of the promised functionality.As for &quot;not fit for purpose&quot; - at present the Monster Builder only allows levelling monsters and mild reflavouring. It doesn't actually allow people to build new monsters. So, yeah, that's a major failing.Now, I can readily understand you (or anyone else) taking the view that the offering as it stands is entirely worth the monthly subscription. That's your call to make as you see fit.At the same time, I really can't fault people who aren't happy with what they're being offered. (With the one caveat that if they're not happy then they shouldn't just complain; they should unsubscribe, and ask for a refund if applicable.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 5528403, member: 22424"] Sure, no doubt. At the same time, if someone's favourite class is, say, the Artificer, then there's nothing surprising in them wanting additional support for that class. Nor in them asking for it - if nothing else, it lets WotC know of the demand. (Of course, WotC are also free to judge whether the demand warrants additional support being provided. If it's just not economical, then they won't.) I'm glad. (Sincerely - that's not sarcasm.) Unfortunately, it is. The Character Builder has improved a lot, but still has some [I]major[/I] bugs (A4 printing). Dragon and Dungeon have been reduced in content. Dungeon, in particular, promises several adventures per month; it's been several months since they achieved that. So, those areas do fall short of the promised functionality. As for "not fit for purpose" - at present the Monster Builder only allows levelling monsters and mild reflavouring. It doesn't actually allow people to build new monsters. So, yeah, that's a major failing. Now, I can readily understand you (or anyone else) taking the view that the offering as it stands is entirely worth the monthly subscription. That's your call to make as you see fit. At the same time, I [I]really[/I] can't fault people who aren't happy with what they're being offered. (With the one caveat that if they're not happy then they shouldn't just complain; they should unsubscribe, and ask for a refund if applicable.) [/QUOTE]

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