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If WotC had decided to sell real digital copies of past edition Core rule books it would have made a lot this last year.

Strawman. Spells = magic. Controlling someone without using mundane means = magic. (unless you want to call it psionics) DONE

I meant targeted by pirates. ANYONE can get hit by accident. That is axiomatic and thus outside of the argument. Obviously.

Yep. And, it will fall off a la 4E. But, if they don't replicate the web/e-site debacle it'll be better.

I quoted you. I'm sorry, but until you deign to answer I won't waste my time responding to nothing.

Correct. And you haven't been able to defend your assertion. It's your claim to flesh out, not mine.

Somewhat only. D&D line has been in this situation before and never dropped to 4th place as a result. There is MUCH more to the collapse than just being between edition... That's ipso facto.

Yep. And Krugman is an idiot. 99% of what he spews is nothing but econ practice that has been empirically proven to be tripe.

You FAILED to answer the question. I said "EXACTLY". "But if" doesn't qualify. Get back to me when you have an answer. In the meantime I just blew your conclusion out of the water. ;)

Sorry sunshine. Back to school you go.

If this is the justification for reducing the price, they MUST be selling a PDF version for much less than $50.00 ...

Right. And, there was only a mass exodus to PF because WotC stopped making D&D, except in name only. 5.x will be less successful than 3.x.

You need to reread your AD&D 1st Ed PHB. A good Cleric couldn't just Animate Undead on a whim. It wasn't considered just a neutral act. Sorry to rain on your parade sunshine. ;)

So if one out of ten million people had random, very infrequent, uncontrollable paranormal powers we'd, "have already had a very good confidence they exist and were using them practically in large capacity." Please explain EXACTLY how that would be so. ...

Absolutely. Reprints are keeping it afloat. All B&N' in my area stopped stocking 4E Core books one year after its initial release. On the other hand they stocked 3.5 all the way until 4E release.

That was mistaken for a civilian ship and took no damage. You need to read the after action report before you jump to, incorrect, conclusions.

Ya think? :cool: Warships never get hit. Just civvies.

None to list. The pirates know that hitting a US flagged ship = death.

Example: Mongoose OGL'ed its engine for Traveller. It hasn't hurt the sales of that game. AND, 3rd party material supporting the game has increased. So, to answer your question. THIS universe. (also see Microsoft's strategy as espoused by Balmer's "Developers" video.)

I was wondering about the lack of this LAST summer. I hadn't followed it since. Given how close it is to launch I think that your skepticism is on the mark.