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| #1robg54Oct 10, 2009 13:13:53 | I would probably be a D&D Insider if the character builder worked for Apple computers.. Is this coming down the road, or are we just left out here? I know macs are a relatively small portion of the total market, but they are much larger in Wizard's target demographic than the overall numbers would indicate. Apple has a suprisingly high % of laptop sales and of adolescent/college age people. (Windows computers take up a larger portion of the business/work marketplace then their overall numbers would suggest). I guess I am just hoping that someone will say it's not ready but is in the works.
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| #2dalzigOct 10, 2009 14:50:12 | The most official thing you'll get is along the lines of "We want to do it..." |
| #3arjomanesOct 14, 2009 14:22:07 | I'm a DDI subscriber, but I use a mac at home and work. I'd love the apps to be available on mac. As is, I use character builder on an old desktop pc at home, but I'd rather use it on my mac laptop. I think there would be a lot of support for a mac program. Many D&D players own mac laptops or are in the creative fields that use macs. I have a few friends who would subscribe to DDI if character builder was available to them.
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| #4Hermes_TrismegistusOct 16, 2009 13:13:11 |
I too would like to see a Mac version of character builder. Why wouldn't Wizards want to extend this software for another major computer platform - one that is widely available on university campuses. |
| #5thunderforge8Oct 16, 2009 22:40:50 | I'll also vote for a Mac version. There are several of us in the role-playing group on campus that have them and would love to have the CB for the Mac. |
| #6ElothanOct 18, 2009 6:19:44 | Jumping on the "I want it too" wagon here |