Question about new business module

[Henrique Oliveira Machado]

Hey guys.

As always thanks for the help and always being so nice and polite in every topic i open over here.

About the whole new "Fantasy grounds is free to play" news. Does that mean that i can host a game to any number of players, regardless if they have a "free license"?

I always DM in person, so i use my own account to connect into my own game as a player and use a TV screen to share to my players. This process puts a heavy load into my notebook because it's specs were meant for work alone.

In the present, I have only one player with a paid license, because he wanted to read the books at his own home, but now, if i understood it correctly; will my players be able to create a free account, and they'll be able to join my campaing with their own notebooks. Is that right?

[LordEntrails]

Does that mean that i can host a game to any number of players, regardless if they have a "free license"?
Yep, there are no longer licenses, their is just the program anyone can download, install and host games.


if i understood it correctly; will my players be able to create a free account, and they'll be able to join my campaing with their own notebooks. Is that right?
Own Notebooks.... don't know what that means.

Anyone with a FG forum account (which is free) can join any game hosted by any other person.

[Henrique Oliveira Machado]

Yep, there are no longer licenses, their is just the program anyone can download, install and host games.


Own Notebooks.... don't know what that means.

Anyone with a FG forum account (which is free) can join any game hosted by any other person.

Thanks for clarification.

By notebooks i mean their own Laptops (portable PCs).
Sorry, i'm Brazilian, that's what we call it over here.

[LordEntrails]

Thanks for clarification.

By notebooks i mean their own Laptops (portable PCs).
Sorry, i'm Brazilian, that's what we call it over here.
Ah, well "notebook" makes sense in that context then :) And no need to apologize for language or cultural differences :)

[Nylanfs]

I've always associated "notebooks" with things like a chromebook, something between a laptop and a phone.

[Zacchaeus]

I've always associated "notebooks" with things like a chromebook, something between a laptop and a phone.

A notebook is a physical object made of several sheets of paper, and possible with cardboard or plastic covers, that you write on with a pencil or a pen. :D

[Henrique Oliveira Machado]

A notebook is a physical object made of several sheets of paper, and possible with cardboard or plastic covers, that you write on with a pencil or a pen. :D

Lol.
Over here Laptops are the stronger ones, with a dedicated video graphics card and bigger screens.
Notebooks are the smaller ones, used usually for schools, note taking and navigating the internet.

The paper ones we call Post-it or Bloco de notas which translates no notepad.
Or Caderninho, which translates to little notebook.

[Mike Serfass]

Ah, the days of playing TTRPGs with paper notebooks, before electronic notebooks were invented.

In 50 years: Ah, the days of playing TTRPGs with electronic notebooks, before VR notebooks were invented.

In 100 years: Ah the days of playing RPGs with notebooks, before cerebral feeds were invented, and we still used tables.

In 200 years: What's an RPG? My only options are red pill or blue pill?

[Henrique Oliveira Machado]

Ah, the days of playing TTRPGs with paper notebooks, before electronic notebooks were invented.

In 50 years: Ah, the days of playing TTRPGs with electronic notebooks, before VR notebooks were invented.

In 100 years: Ah the days of playing RPGs with notebooks, before cerebral feeds were invented, and we still used tables.

In 200 years: What's an RPG? My only options are red pill or blue pill?

Lol

[LordEntrails]

So the only question is, which color pill do you think you took this morning?

[Nylanfs]

Or which pill do you think your clone took yesterday...
Friend Computer wants to know your opinion... :D :D :D