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2 years ago ::
Feb 19, 2008 - 7:56AM
#1
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Please use this thread to discuss your feedback on the D&D Compendium.
Mudbunny
SVCL for DDI
This new community site is in Beta, pardon our dust and be patient as new functionality is added over time
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1 year ago ::
Aug 07, 2008 - 1:38PM
#2
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Feedback? You sure you wanna go there? Datastore unavailableA request to the datastore failed or was denied. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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1 year ago ::
Aug 07, 2008 - 1:43PM
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One thing that might help is to clarify if the Compendium is intended to explain baseline level rules (such as "what is a healing surge" or "how do AC and Defenses work") or if it only intended to explain higher level rules (such as "Dwarves can use healing surge as a minor action" or "the Lightning Reflexes feat adds +2 to your Reflex defense").
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1 year ago ::
Aug 07, 2008 - 3:21PM
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I get a server error ever time i try to use it. While I do appreciate the apology for the inconvenience it is starting to get a bit tired.
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1 year ago ::
Aug 07, 2008 - 4:13PM
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Should be working now, sorry for the trouble.
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1 year ago ::
Aug 07, 2008 - 4:17PM
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This is still a problem ( from this thread):
I've reproduced the problem with Internet Explorer 6.
I searched for "feat" and it returned 64 matches under the feat tab. I clicked the feat tab and scroll to the footer. There it tells me there are 3 pages. When I try to click any of the pages or the next link nothing happens. It is though they are just underlined text. Also when I put my mouse over them, the status bar does not give me link information, it remains empty. Again the page links act as though they are underlined text, and not links.
Taking it a little farther I searched for "s" which resulted in more tabs with multiple pages. Again each of these would not allow me to view another page as if the links were just underlined text.
In Firefox 2.0.0.16 I do not experience this problem. I am able to click the links to other pages as well as the next link.
How this helps.
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1 year ago ::
Aug 07, 2008 - 7:38PM
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The DDI compendium is one of the most pointless pieces of software a company has ever expected their customers to pay for. I could use the paid version of any PDFS compiling software that has a search function with strings and search for rules more quickly and efficiently. Do you actually have gamers deciding what people will pay for...or some guy with a masters degree in business calling the shots?
Ghostintheshell
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1 year ago ::
Aug 07, 2008 - 10:04PM
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Why are humans still "+1 Any"?!? That was one of them most obvious things that needs fixing.
Items like feather boat and ring of flight still have pluses, for some reason. This is silly.
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1 year ago ::
Aug 07, 2008 - 10:13PM
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I'm not too worried about it. The Compendium didn't come close to what they promisedanyways. I see it as a failure and I wish they would let it die now and go on to the next project in stead of trying in vain to fix it.
WTH are Rules Elements supposed to be?
Theres my feedback.
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1 year ago ::
Aug 08, 2008 - 12:55AM
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Don't try to show them what they are doing/trying to sell is almost laughable....they won't listen. They think they are giving the people what they want/will pay for. Unforetunately they dont realise I am drunk and still wouldn't pay $5 dollare a month for their shotty software. I'll spend my MMO money on MMOs and spend nothing on your crappy software. OPEN RPG is for FREE !!!!! and is available now.
Ghostintheshell
(drunk but still lucent enough to see DDI is a waste of money)
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