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It's true that I'm pretty busy!
I also agree that the DM screen was a really good implementation. It's the AWeD Software one, if I recall. (It's the one on my phone anyway.) Here's the Android Play Store link.
I'd never really envisioned my bot being anything other than live-on-Reddit. Honestly, it was just a weekend project because I half wanted to learn the Reddit API and have a completed Python project to add to my portfolio. (Although the code has degraded into chaos a bit again... I should refactor...) I am delighted on the daily that people use it as much as they do.
> i love the bot, i just wish it had more functionality, [...]
Do you have any suggestions? There are a few technical things I'd like to do, like chaining comments instead of just cutting off when a message gets too long, better handling of errors, maybe explaining what went wrong instead of "Oh no I couldn't figure this message out."
There are some other minor features that I'd like to do sometime -- maybe some matching so you can say "roll this, don't roll that, roll this three times" -- but none of that really address the issue of resolving archived posts. Other than an off-line version, what would you want out of the bots? Because I can't really think of an on-Reddit solution other than resolving links. Then again, I'm backend and not UI design.
Hi folks, I love all of the work that has been put into these tables, I created an free Android App around these tables, so DMs can have a mobile use of them. You can find the app on the Play Store at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.awedsoftware.dungeonsanddragonsrandomtables