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This is pretty accurate, I feel. There's also the segment of the customer base that simply has no interest in that way of interacting with the hobby, irrespective of available funds. I'm not attempting to dive into a digital vs physical gaming experience argument or anything here, each to...

No worries, and thank you!

Oh? How'd that work out? Would you be interested in sharing?

Hey folks! I'm messing around a little with brainstorming converting Spelljammer races to A5E character options (Heritage/Culture & Backgrounds etc). I've not had a chance to dedicated as much time to doing this as I'd like, and I'm also curious as to how others would go about it. Have any of...

I can't remember how it happened, as I rarely interact with WotC let alone something like DDB, but last year I got a survey about D&D in the future. I play D&D on occasion so thought sure, why not. As I filled it out, it was really quite long, I realized that it was all about 100% digital...

In can't imagine ever needing anything remotely like this. It feels like an awful way to take part in an entertainment medium that is at its best face to face (with no intervening screens) anyway. I get online gaming works or is the only option for many, but for me this takes a poor experience...

While I have nostalgia for earlier settings, Dragonlance included, I'm not at all keen on adventures-as-settings. So, no, on form factor alone. If there was a comprehensive setting book (print) then absolutely I would. Adventure books (like Candlekeep etc) do not interest me, and I feel...

Nah. Almost certainly not. I'll be using LUA5E for any D&D fix when I need to scratch that itch.

On the topic of a subscription model. Um, hell no? I require actual books for one - I'd give up gaming entirely if online only was my sole option. I also have no need of battlemaps/VTTs, and refuse to rent RPG content anyway.

Not in our games. We have a "no-devices" rule, and it works wonders for game quality. Phones can be used for an emergency of course or people can step out to take a call, but 'being on your phones' is not something we do at our face to face table.