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Custom Monsters: changed the HP's again :(

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
baumi
Apr 07, 2010 2:46:32 I made several Companions with the Monsterbuilder and every time there is Monsterbuilder update, it changes the HP's to some strange numbers like -1xxx.

Please stop ignoring the MB and bring it finally out of it's Beta Status. It's such an awesome tool, but at the moment so unreliable and also missing some very important features (like multiple Monster-Printings per Page, better Graphic-Export, Companion/Template Tools).
#2
Avin
Apr 24, 2010 17:31:30 They are busy catering kids to the game with books like this:

Looks like priority now is attract young players. DMs are left far behind.

#3
The_Jester
Apr 24, 2010 17:53:40 The people writing, designing, developing, and producing the books are completely and entirely different than the software people.

However, they've apparently lost programmers, can't hire more due to the economy/hiring freeze and so they seem to be treading water and stuck maintaining (and likely designing new programs for this year's price hike) and probably unable to improve what's been released.
#4
baumi
May 05, 2010 4:44:44 The Problem still exist

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 baumi Apr 07, 2010 2:46:32	I made several Companions with the Monsterbuilder and every time there is Monsterbuilder update, it changes the HP's to some strange numbers like -1xxx. Please stop ignoring the MB and bring it finally out of it's Beta Status. It's such an awesome tool, but at the moment so unreliable and also missing some very important features (like multiple Monster-Printings per Page, better Graphic-Export, Companion/Template Tools).
#2 Avin Apr 24, 2010 17:31:30	They are busy catering kids to the game with books like this: Looks like priority now is attract young players. DMs are left far behind.
#3 The_Jester Apr 24, 2010 17:53:40	The people writing, designing, developing, and producing the books are completely and entirely different than the software people. However, they've apparently lost programmers, can't hire more due to the economy/hiring freeze and so they seem to be treading water and stuck maintaining (and likely designing new programs for this year's price hike) and probably unable to improve what's been released.
#4 baumi May 05, 2010 4:44:44	The Problem still exist