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Thank you for taking the time for this FAQ and it was helpful in understanding the "why" of this.
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I then had to rely on second hand info which turned out to only be partially true. So I may only be speaking for myself but I would really appreciate that the beta info is share equally with all HL customers. Hero Lab Resources: Pathfinder - d20pfsrd and Pathfinder Pack Setup 3.5 D&D (d20) - Community Server Setup 5E D&D - Community Server Setup Hero Lab Help - Hero Lab FAQ, Editor Tutorials and Videos, Editor & Scripting Resources. Created by the community for the community - Realm Works kickstarter backer (Alpha Wolf) and Beta tester.- d20 HL package volunteer editor. |
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The two places I cited will be guaranteed to be where we announce further details on the Open Beta. I'm sure there will be others, such as somewhere here on the forums. If you get our newsletter, then you'll get the announcements, so please make sure that's the case. You can sign up on our website. Beyond that, I don't know the specifics of everywhere the news will be posted. Note: The announcements will go up on the various locations in rapid succession - not simultaneously. That's simply because they will be handled by ONE person. We're a tiny company, so we don't have teams to do all this stuff. |
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Everyone was given the opportunity to post questions in places I could see to be answered. Facebook users had our business page and a variety of other groups/pages to post in and the post in question was not private, it was a public post. Any of the nearly 2 billion people who have a Facebook account could have viewed and commented on it. Just as users here had all of our forums as their playground and any one in the world could have signed up and posted questions had they seen fit. I collected questions from ALL of these places, as well as a variety of emails and private messages across multiple platforms. Just as some of you don't do Facebook, some of them aren't interested in what they see as not only an antiquated means of communication but often a bitter and unappealing area in which to communicate what they want to know. The ability to ask questions was granted in areas everyone could get to based on their personal use preferences and comfort level. And the FAQ was made available in all of those areas as soon as it was available.
Similarly, Hero Lab Online beta announcements will be posted here, in a variety of social media places, our website, and in the Newsletter. Everyone prefers to receive their news in different ways and we try to accommodate that. |
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Hi! Quick question regarding payment for the HLO subscription. Will there be options beyond monthly credit card charges to pay for it? Specifically, I'm thinking of each account having a pool of funds that is drawn on before the monthly CC charge, with various ways of funding the pool (one-time CC charge, Paypal, Bitcoin, mailed-in money order, "gift cards" bought by a friend and applied to your account, etc.) Or will a credit/debit card of some kind be absolutely necessary?
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New Coke was a failure because they took away the product millions were used to drinking and gave them no choice but to drink the new product or go somewhere else.
Learning from that Coke Classic was brought back until the new Coke product was dropped and Coke Classic became just Coke again. However, further learning from that produced wildly successful product lines that are actually better representation of what is going on with Hero Lab. Diet Coke, Coke Zero, and a few other minor variations are enormously successful and run concurrent with the primary Coke line. So HLC (Coke Classic) will continue, but HLO (call it Diet Coke/Coke Zero for comparison only not that it is anything less than the classic version) will continue and hopefully be wildly successful. Who knows what the future holds for both product lines, but in business the one that generates the most income will eventually win out and we have solid assurances from a reputable company that all of our investments in HLC so far will not be wasted. I for one trust them and look forward to it with anticipation. Thanks! |
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My biggest remaining question is exactly how view-only the offline view is. If I can't do things like apply buffs to characters, deal and subtract damage, add items I find, etc. then a printout is more useful because it's easier to scratch down numbers on the character sheet than pull out a notebook to keep track of everything.
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While I'm asking, how does HLO work if a group doesn't have all the same data packages? How does it distinguish between the GM and players, and do simultaneous logins on the same account affect that? Currently Running: Pathfinder Second Edition Currently Playing: Pathfinder First Edition, Star Trek Adventures Former HL Games: D&D 4e & 5e, Mutants & Masterminds 2E & 3E, Savage Worlds |
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