I actually played the 300 point Giganto just this week and didn't see anything unusual. He has a 3-click "stub" worth 0 points that you just play ahead of the full 300-point dial (which is really the 200 point dial copy-pasted).

D'oh! I was looking at them in the wrong order - nevermind, Giganto is good.

One more legitimate find - the 100 point Frost Giant has his keywords listed as "Frost Giant" instead of Asgardian, Brute, Monster.

Updated the sets file with Assassin's Creed today.

Are the Avengers Movie Starter maps available? I can't find the Helicarrier Bridge map.

Try the Helicarrier4 map, that should be the bridge.

Hmm, having a strange problem where my OHC program won't open. Wondering if it's only me. (Perhaps a Java update gone wrong?)

Edit: NEVERMIND! I had a typo in a new figure entry I made that caused the malfunction. Damn you, Beast Boy!

So happy I found this! I was getting to the breaking point with that *other* online game. My friend and I that played on the other one all the time will gladly migrate to this one.

Thanks so much for your work with this, it's so awesome! I'm so glad I skimmed these comments and learned about that line of fire tool (shift + click). I hope there are more little tricks like that that can make it even better. Namely, is there any way the person not creating the game can choose map?

My only complaint thus far, literally the only one, is that I can't see click numbers! I like to know if I'm on click 8 or 6 or what, and in larger games it's impossible to keep track unless I have all my figures in front of me (which is sometimes difficult). Is there something I'm missing, or are there plans to include the click number on the display?

EDIT: Found an error, Uatu the Watcher (Galactic Guardians G005) is a single base, instead of the 2x2 that he should be.

Glad you're enjoying the program!

Thanks for catching the error on Uatu - will be fixed in the Batman update coming up.

There's no option for viewing click #... unfortunately the game is "stuck in time" and can't really be edited, which is why I can't even add "new" combat symbols like Sharpshooter/Indomitable. But it's freeware so we live with some bugs.

Sounds great thanks for the quick reply I can live with it, though I don't fully understand the reason LOL. I do appreciate how much work must go into it, and I'm sure you would like to be able to do those things if you could but just having this program is awesome.

Most of the time I play on my computer at my desk so I can grab my clicks that I have and keep it synced with the game for click numbers. Feels good to have the real ones actually clicking and in your hands too, that's what the game was meant for!

To fully explain the reason why this particular program can't be updated particularly easily is because the source code for the program itself is lost. Without it, we can't change the hard-code to update, and add features.

However, there are still ways to input new sets, so OHC will remain CURRRENT with the sets.

Update - Hi all, I'm hard at work entering those new dials. Batman is just about ready, and I'm just letting the Hobbit dials reveal themselves today before I post everything up.

Awesome to hear. My friends and I live thousands of miles apart and thanks to your updates we're able to play each other with the pieces we've pulled in the physical world.

Hi all! I've now uploaded the new Batman set data, including Fast Forces and all vehicles. In addition, I've put the Hobbit stuff up too.

Haven't coded the Utility Belt dial yet (sorry for you resource-hounds) but that will get done.

Also - get the main download to enjoy some new maps, including Blackgate.

As usual, please let me know of any errors in the sets' figure data. I abbreviated some Trait texts to fit them on the screen.

Ah, I had wondered about that. That's kind of sad, because with the increase of new and complicated mechanics coming out, there's more and more stuff that can't quite be implemented properly.

So who created the original program? No chance we can track them down and get the source code, I assume.