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<blockquote data-quote="Max" data-source="post: 1231373" data-attributes="member: 1424">No arguement from me.&nbsp; I realize that any program that handles in game combat has to do a lot more than one that doesn't.&nbsp; I own both RPM and CSX, and appreciate each of them on their own merits.&nbsp; If someone wants in game combat, character generation, and campaign management all in one package RPM is the way to go IMHO.If you don't need combat management, and just need character generation and campaign management then CSX is my personal preference.&nbsp; Adding custom data to CSX couldn't be easier; there is no question that part of the reason for that is because it doesn't try to implement all those feats and skills in a combat management system.Both have active programmers and groups of supporters who can help novices input their custom data.&nbsp; It just depends on what you need to do, and how well you click with a program.&nbsp; Each person needs try them out and see what works for them.Max</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Max, post: 1231373, member: 1424"] No arguement from me. I realize that any program that handles in game combat has to do a lot more than one that doesn't. I own both RPM and CSX, and appreciate each of them on their own merits. If someone wants in game combat, character generation, and campaign management all in one package RPM is the way to go IMHO. If you don't need combat management, and just need character generation and campaign management then CSX is my personal preference. Adding custom data to CSX couldn't be easier; there is no question that part of the reason for that is because it doesn't try to implement all those feats and skills in a combat management system. Both have active programmers and groups of supporters who can help novices input their custom data. It just depends on what you need to do, and how well you click with a program. Each person needs try them out and see what works for them. Max [/QUOTE]

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