MapTool 1.3 Development Build 34
Moderators: dorpond, trevor, Azhrei, Craig
Sadly, this is all too common. I think that one of the reasons Open Source code is better is because people can vet code and figure out exactly where it is breaking down and the big company can't say things like 'uh, it's the other guy's software' when it's obvious to millions of coders that it really is their fault.
0+0=1, for very unstable CPUs.
I've seen it! It went that way! (Crosses both arms and points both directions, helpfully grinning.)trevor wrote:What "?" bug ?! There's no "?" bug !UntoldGlory wrote: Kinda like trevor and the "My token is a big red ?" bug!
*mumbles* now where's my sand ?
It's a tricky one to catch, but I'm looking for it
It's something that confused my players and I a bit, but it was actually nice--it convinced my players to quit messing around with extremely large textures on tokens and just use the one token that he needed. No more Jedi Lilo. No more Transformers tokens in my D&D. No more Yoda in my D&D. I like all those things, but not in my D&D. I should him if he wants to play Jedi Lilo he needs to buy me a copy of Tales from the Floating Vagabond.*
*Does anyone else remember that game? I'll give it a while to see if I'm the only one.
0+0=1, for very unstable CPUs.
Color me jealous.Phergus wrote:I have Tales from the Floating Vagabond.
I've actually been looking for a copy--sorta.
It was one our favorites back in high school precisely because it was such an easy game to pick up, play and have a blast with, and you really didn't have to care if your party 'meshed well'.
I remember using as my inspiration the 7-up spots for a character. It was fun!
0+0=1, for very unstable CPUs.