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DDI subscription content accessibility?

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#1
rekko
Jul 17, 2009 9:25:48 Hey !

I am a DM and I never paid any subscription to DDI. However, I'm considering paying for one month to give it a try.

My question is : I have three computers at home, one mac, two pcs. I was wondering if I could access all the DDI content from my three computers, or does the subscription can only be accessed by the computer that bought the subscription?

Thank you.

Rekko
#2
ranadiel
Jul 17, 2009 9:36:14 You could access all of the stuff from the web on all three comuputers. The character builder(and future campaign builder) will not run on the mac natively though(although I hear there are ways around this, but I don't know them).
#3
malraux
Jul 17, 2009 9:53:50
The character builder(and future campaign builder) will not run on the mac natively though(although I hear there are ways around this, but I don't know them).

To expand on this, you'll need some way of running windows on the mac. Bootcamp or Virtual Box are my preferred methods, but any of the other virtualization options are fine.
#4
serphet
Jul 17, 2009 11:05:09 you get 5 installs of the character builder, to do with as you please. (can't legally say more than thet :p )

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#1 rekko Jul 17, 2009 9:25:48	Hey ! I am a DM and I never paid any subscription to DDI. However, I'm considering paying for one month to give it a try. My question is : I have three computers at home, one mac, two pcs. I was wondering if I could access all the DDI content from my three computers, or does the subscription can only be accessed by the computer that bought the subscription? Thank you. Rekko
#2 ranadiel Jul 17, 2009 9:36:14	You could access all of the stuff from the web on all three comuputers. The character builder(and future campaign builder) will not run on the mac natively though(although I hear there are ways around this, but I don't know them).
#3 malraux Jul 17, 2009 9:53:50	The character builder(and future campaign builder) will not run on the mac natively though(although I hear there are ways around this, but I don't know them). To expand on this, you'll need some way of running windows on the mac. Bootcamp or Virtual Box are my preferred methods, but any of the other virtualization options are fine.
#4 serphet Jul 17, 2009 11:05:09	you get 5 installs of the character builder, to do with as you please. (can't legally say more than thet :p )