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Originally Posted by keyespj
Like Blindmapmaker, I use Maptools as well. It has a great price point. My use of VTT though is not for internet play, but for table top play. I have setup an old 42" monitor in our gaming area and I project the map there for the players. Though if SJG was to publish a VTT, I would gladly give them my money.
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I use MapTools for both.
Fantasy Grounds is a no go because of the subscription model. I don't rent things, particularly not software. I'm not about to start over a luxury product.
For me, Roll20 falls down compared to MT on the most basic parts of VTT functionality: Putting in a map, looking at the map (zoom, pan), moving things around on a map. R20's map space is stunningly limited in size, its navigation tools are crude, and because it's hosted in a web browser it can't make full use of mouse gestures, nor can it really be tablet friendly. The constraint on zoom levels is bizarre.