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CB still doesn't work for me at all, really dampens any excitement about the "new game table"

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#1
devon101
Nov 18, 2010 21:47:17 Came home tonight hoping that my subscription with WOtC would include a working Charactor Builder.

It doesn't, I did see that while I can't use CB I can let myself be distracted by the new game table Trevor is proudly talking about.

I want to avoid sarcasm.

I am bothered that while the online CB does not work at all, I am being told to look forward to the next "something".

To be honest as a customer I would prefer a working CB over haveing resources being used to create something new.
#2
DocSun
Nov 19, 2010 11:04:02 Where is Trevor talking about a new game table I missed that one amongst the massive amounts of crap this builder has caused... care to point me in that direction?
#3
TheHux
Nov 20, 2010 22:55:26 Still doesn't work for me either.

Customer support said it was because of my cookies... which I've cleared out over a dozen times today.

I love how this product totally sucks and they are focusing on giving us another sucky product..
#4
rian_king
Nov 23, 2010 6:31:49 isn't this wrong place to post this. Anyway my CB works perfect. I have had no problems, no crashes, and no times out.
#5
bitterblackale
Dec 02, 2010 10:19:27 "Today, Java is the application technology most broadly used in businesses, running on 97 percent of all enterprise desktops" - Oracle Systems.

Hm... The "Virtual Table" has to have the developers working for wotc as the laughing stock of the programming community. Stop trying to do everything in C# - it's just broken Java!
#6
bitterblackale
Dec 02, 2010 11:06:26
Where is Trevor talking about a new game table I missed that one amongst the massive amounts of crap this builder has caused... care to point me in that direction?

The game table - that wonderful, innovative programme that was supposed to change the way the world plays D&D; was announced almost 4 years ago and would allow players from remote areas to meet on a virtual game table online. Apparantly it can't be done in any .net language; wotc's code monkeys seem to think .net is the best way to programme; they're half right... .net is the best way to programme... poorly.

BTW, here is an example of what can be done when good programmers release themselves from craptech like flash, silverlight, and any .net project:
www.rpgobjects.com/index.php?c=tiamat

I wish wotc would look at things like this and see how much better other web apps are compared to the Joke that is DDI Adventure Tools. Honestly, we're all better off with books and a spreadsheet if this is all they have to offer.
#7
drnick
Dec 02, 2010 14:34:07 Are you seriously advocating WoTC releases commercial applications written in PHP?

I mean... you're kidding, right?

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 devon101 Nov 18, 2010 21:47:17	Came home tonight hoping that my subscription with WOtC would include a working Charactor Builder. It doesn't, I did see that while I can't use CB I can let myself be distracted by the new game table Trevor is proudly talking about. I want to avoid sarcasm. I am bothered that while the online CB does not work at all, I am being told to look forward to the next "something". To be honest as a customer I would prefer a working CB over haveing resources being used to create something new.
#2 DocSun Nov 19, 2010 11:04:02	Where is Trevor talking about a new game table I missed that one amongst the massive amounts of crap this builder has caused... care to point me in that direction?
#3 TheHux Nov 20, 2010 22:55:26	Still doesn't work for me either. Customer support said it was because of my cookies... which I've cleared out over a dozen times today. I love how this product totally sucks and they are focusing on giving us another sucky product..
#4 rian_king Nov 23, 2010 6:31:49	isn't this wrong place to post this. Anyway my CB works perfect. I have had no problems, no crashes, and no times out.
#5 bitterblackale Dec 02, 2010 10:19:27	"Today, Java is the application technology most broadly used in businesses, running on 97 percent of all enterprise desktops" - Oracle Systems. Hm... The "Virtual Table" has to have the developers working for wotc as the laughing stock of the programming community. Stop trying to do everything in C# - it's just broken Java!
#6 bitterblackale Dec 02, 2010 11:06:26	Where is Trevor talking about a new game table I missed that one amongst the massive amounts of crap this builder has caused... care to point me in that direction? The game table - that wonderful, innovative programme that was supposed to change the way the world plays D&D; was announced almost 4 years ago and would allow players from remote areas to meet on a virtual game table online. Apparantly it can't be done in any .net language; wotc's code monkeys seem to think .net is the best way to programme; they're half right... .net is the best way to programme... poorly. BTW, here is an example of what can be done when good programmers release themselves from craptech like flash, silverlight, and any .net project: www.rpgobjects.com/index.php?c=tiamat I wish wotc would look at things like this and see how much better other web apps are compared to the Joke that is DDI Adventure Tools. Honestly, we're all better off with books and a spreadsheet if this is all they have to offer.
#7 drnick Dec 02, 2010 14:34:07	Are you seriously advocating WoTC releases commercial applications written in PHP? I mean... you're kidding, right?