What Next?

[Andy Fundinger]

I've always passed on the mobile apps for 2 reasons:

1. They didn't have a fully automated sync when I looked.
2. I get campaign logger as part of my roleplaying tips subscription and that doesn't offer the mobile apps

Voting for #2 both in self interest and because I don't know if the effort of implementing the generators into the mobile apps would be done or would be time well spent.

 

[Merryneils]

I don't think I'll really use CL on my mobile but I do use the Windows desktop version and I hope it will be maintained so I vote for option 1.

 

[cparen]

While I'm keen on campaign features, I feel like I already have a lot of options there - google docs, roll20, scabard and others fill that niche. I was really excited about the mobile apps though, especially if they could support offline sync. I currently use google docs for my adventure planning and backup character notes because I know that I will have access to my notes even if the service is down or I lose cell data coverage.

Would love to be able to use campaign logger as my offline backup instead as it's so much easier to find notes.

 

[frans]

To me option two has by far the most merits. Would be a rather interesting option to get my players to edit their details themselves.
Might even be a way to have them access a log of what has happened so far.

Option one is interesting, but less so for me. I'm always using Campaign logger on my laptop, while having internet connectivity anyway.