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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 8104496" data-attributes="member: 22779">Wow.&nbsp; Whodathunk that criticizing the all mighty FG would drag out the usual ardent defenders.Ok, let's talk.&nbsp; We're looking at a program without drop down menus - a standard on EVERY program in the world.&nbsp; A program without tiled windows.&nbsp; A program where the font cannot be changed.&nbsp; A program where the font size cannot be changed without changing the entire UI.&nbsp; There are no native color options - everything has to be changed through plugins which may or may not work with the next upgrade, causing the entire program to crash and the possible loss of your entire campaign.These are options available in Windows 95.&nbsp; I could adjust all these things in OpenRPG in 2002.&nbsp; Radial menus?&nbsp; Yeah, that was fun in Planescape Torment for my Windows XP machine, but, kinda out of date in 2020.But, sure, I'm just trolling.&nbsp; I'm soooo sorry for thinking the FG UI is ugly and saying a single negative thing about the program in the same post where I was defending the program.&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/erm.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":erm:" title="Erm&nbsp; &nbsp; :erm:" data-shortname=":erm:" />&nbsp; I'll just go back to pointing out that Fantasy Grounds, for the most expensive option on the market, lacks basic functionality that has been around for TWENTY YEARS in free options.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 8104496, member: 22779"] Wow. Whodathunk that criticizing the all mighty FG would drag out the usual ardent defenders. Ok, let's talk. We're looking at a program without drop down menus - a standard on EVERY program in the world. A program without tiled windows. A program where the font cannot be changed. A program where the font size cannot be changed without changing the entire UI. There are no native color options - everything has to be changed through plugins which may or may not work with the next upgrade, causing the entire program to crash and the possible loss of your entire campaign. These are options available in Windows 95. I could adjust all these things in OpenRPG in 2002. Radial menus? Yeah, that was fun in Planescape Torment for my Windows XP machine, but, kinda out of date in 2020. But, sure, I'm just trolling. I'm soooo sorry for thinking the FG UI is ugly and saying a single negative thing about the program in the same post where I was defending the program. :erm: I'll just go back to pointing out that Fantasy Grounds, for the most expensive option on the market, lacks basic functionality that has been around for TWENTY YEARS in free options. [/QUOTE]

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