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As we approach the end of fall, many of you are probably wondering about the status of the Realm Works release.
We tore the dev team away from their work on Realm Works, and with their input we're able to share news about the Realm Works release. We're also excited to officially announce Realm Works pricing! Check out this update on our website below: Realm Works Release Plan & Pricing Update If you have any questions, please ask them in this thread! Last edited by liz; December 16th, 2013 at 12:51 AM. |
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More exciting than Xmas itself!
Thanks Liz! |
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I'm reserving my enthusiasm until I have the bird in my hand.
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"includes 6 months of our standard tier cloud service (a $24.99 value)."
Can I get more details on what the standard tier cloud service includes? Looking forward to using realmworks. |
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We're planning to share technical details for the standard tier cloud service when we release info on the additional cloud service tiers. We don't have everything finalized yet, but we're hoping to have the standard cloud tier fit the needs of most GMs. Are you looking for broader information on the benefits of the cloud feature?
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What security options will be with your cloud service? Thanks for the creating a great product! |
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I've seen a few folks respond like the cloud service were like a file sharing service, but I think LWD has made it pretty clear that it is not. It's a database back-end running on their servers. To my mind it may make more sense to think of it like a MMORPG, where your client does the heavy lifting of the interface that you see, but the companies servers will host your data on their end so there is a consistent version that your players can see with only the updates you've made (and made available.) So not really anything like a file share. In other words it's nothing like Dropbox or Dumptruck or the like.
Lenny Zimmermann Metairie, LA, USA Data files authored (please let me know if you see any issues with any of these if you have/use them): Official (In the downloader) 50 Fathoms, Deadlands: Hell On Earth, Deadlands: Noir, East Texas University, Necessary Evil (requires Super Powers Companion), Pirates of the Spanish Main, Space 1889 (original file by Erich), Tour of Darkness, Weird War II, Weird Wars: Rome Coming Eventually Evernight (LWD has completed their review but I have some fixes to make first... although Pinnacle mentioned this might get an overhaul to SWADE so I may just wait for that first. If you just HAVE to have this now, though, just PM me) |
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And that's the part that I would rather have running on my server at home - but it sounds like that will not be an option.
I already have a dedicated server running ESXi, serving out forums, ftp sites, etc. I hate being forced to pay for something that I could do myself. Especially when the basic service is already $50 a year... |
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