I'm sure there were tons of people out there just like me who (in the last year or two) were looking for an online virtual table top and decided to investigate VTT to see what was out there and I'm sure they did exactly what I did and found what I like to call the big three (roll20, Fantasy Grounds, and d20pro). In fact I started doing a video series on youtube discussing the process I was using and the pro's and con's of each of this software so that others out there could find their answers without having to waste their time trying to investigate it themselves.

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All of this information is from basically an outsider opinion but sometime it’s those on the outside that you should listen to the most. They are not altered by opinion, by bias, nor do they have a vested interest in any program. Blank konverta pochta rossii. And as mentioned I have gone through this process of deciding exactly what program or programs I will use for my VTT which I am sure is the same thing many have done before me. I should probably mention that I am currently DMing 2 fantasy grounds games and 2 roll20 games and have talked with all of my 20 or so players about these programs, their views, and their thoughts (to help continue my VTT investigation). This isn’t going to be a rant and rave about the differences between roll20 and fantasy grounds, that’s not its purpose, but rather to say –hey you want to know what a person looking for a VTT is thinking when they look at fantasy grounds and then look at roll20 or any other VTT software.

Look into the looking glass to find the answers before you look elsewhere. So first off, my views are that there isn't any perfect VTT currently out there.

Every VTT out there has some strengths and weaknesses and some of them do things better then others. If everyone out there had a say as to what a perfect VTT would look like it would be: FREE, able to play any incorporate all RPG game systems, easy to play and learn the program, able to get preloaded campaigns/scenarios as well as make your own campaign/scenarios quickly and easily. No software currently out there does this or even comes close. So as prospective DM's and Players we start looking to find something that comes as close to what we want. The first thing we do when trying to find a VTT is go to their website. Right off the bat (when I was doing this) Fantasy Grounds website totally turned me off. The website is totally ancient looking, smallish text, links are small and don't really help you get around the website.

Roll20 website has BIG beautiful pictures, a big button that says create free account, and they totally show and talk about all of their programs strengths and weaknesses. Someone quickly mention to me the strength of fantasy grounds 'a user interface specifically designed to capture the spirit of pen and player games' – you answer.

Great, that is on the website in size 6 font at the bottom of the page. Or you might answer “you can download a demo to try it out.” Really I answer this is again a small button on the right side of the website that you barely notice. Compare this to roll20 4x4 inch button. Right there, you probably lost 10 out of 100 people that are looking for a VTT. Whoever is doing your website or giving the developers ideas that this is a good idea for their program should be instantly fired. People don’t want to try and look for information they want it handed to them on a silver platter, with big bold pictures and videos, and something cool to look at while they are reading the information about what your program does.