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The solo, either single or 2 person, play interests me, the art is not my taste. I'd rather buy 3rd party than pay for the art I don't like. Art is subjective, and this is my opinion on the art in this book.

Here is another article though, I do not believe this is what they are selling it as, it is for those excited about it. Austin American Statesman

There's cost and then there's cost, from Wizbro it's more of an excuse and misdirection than an apology. The only thing they're sorry for is getting called out / caught preforming unacceptable actions.

Why are you attacking me again? It is not going to Illicit the response you are hoping for, the first post I quoted confounded me, and did everything you are accusing me of. I then addressed the OP in that i am not a fan of the keyword style of the new books and why. No where did I say it was...

I think you are reading a lot more into my post than I wrote, the ad hominems are hard to filter through so I may be missing a point your trying to make.

This argument confounds me, it's a set of rule books for a fantasy RPG, not an emergency manual to land a plane if the pilot dies mid-flight. The SRD is there for those that want a stripped down version of the ruleset. The books should convey the rules in a way that is enjoyable, easy to read...

Wizbro has given the impression over the last few years that they are quite rudderless in a choppy seas. They have been lucky to skirt between the ship sinking storms, but they just can't seem to pump the bilge faster than the capitan can keep the ship just above sinking. How long will the crew...

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How long before this is the case for 5e and 5.5e? It would be quicker had wizbro not revoked piece meal purchases when the book of many things was introduced on ddb.

It doesn't take much mental effort to see how the free market is being manuplitated and twisted to take advantage of the decades spent creating consumers instead of freerhinkers that hold corporations to task.

It is weird they were willing to spend so much money on a service that most users don't and won't own the hardware to use, and will not spend anything to fix things the bulk of their users have been asking/begging for.🤔

This is an interesting issue, the sunk costs on one platform causing potential customers to avoid buying into other potentially better for them platforms. I am definitely in this boat, I'd rather not use a VTT than spend money on the same content I'll still not own on another platform. Reminds...

After listening to When we were Wizards Podcast, thanks @Snarf Zagyg, I'd say they likey own most of the art in the TSR books.

DM's Guild has most if not all of the old D&D stuff at good prices, some (Most?) Of it can be had print on demand. I just bout Volo's Guide to Waterdeep in POD, very happy with the price, quality and time to get it in my hand. But the real money would be getting them on something like DDB if...

Or just dust off any of the previous editions, and if they truly wanted to milk all the profits possible port them into a DDB that works properly with them. Talk about low hanging fruit.

I am all for new, but in regards to D&D 5e, and specifically digital on DDB, it's still have years of stuff and groups to play with, when the only changes are art, lore and changes that really don't do much but move problems to a different part of the game all while screwing up the tools to the...

I would be talking about in the show, I am researching it now, I want to say I remember an episode where he rolled a d20 a few times. If I find it I will post a link. I know GG did it in Futurama but if I am remembering correctly what I am thinking of was before Futurama was on air. Eitherway...

The comic book store owner (Comic Book Guy) he joined the show in the early 90's on the Simpsons played D&D.

Far to many logical fallacies fllung about for anyone to mistake this for a debate club.

If wizbro cared about their reputation from a PR standpoint these things wouldn't happen with the increasing frequency they do. It's like they are trying at this point. It has definitely been a steady increase over the last few years. The way they "handle" these issues over on DDB just compound...