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<blockquote data-quote="AllisterH" data-source="post: 3711295" data-attributes="member: 51325">While I sympathize with people who have money wrapped up in 3.5, I think people don't realize it isn't that much.For example, if you're a DM that has spent about $3000 so far, it means you have spent 600 a year for the 5 years until 4E...Which is only $50 a month.No offense, but in terms of hobby/entertainment, this is WAY better than anything else I know of....The problem is, you can see where your money has gone and it never goes away. When I go clubbing and to the movies, I easily will spend more than this in a week. At the end of the month though, that money is gone and all I have are memories.Monopoly is a bad example. Monopoly makes its money based mainly on those different &quot;localized&quot; monopoly versions. Basically, anytime a Simspons or Trek Monopoly comes out, PB gets a slice however, the main problem is, would D&amp;D players pay for a new PHB that only has different pictures?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AllisterH, post: 3711295, member: 51325"] While I sympathize with people who have money wrapped up in 3.5, I think people don't realize it isn't that much. For example, if you're a DM that has spent about $3000 so far, it means you have spent 600 a year for the 5 years until 4E...Which is only $50 a month. No offense, but in terms of hobby/entertainment, this is WAY better than anything else I know of.... The problem is, you can see where your money has gone and it never goes away. When I go clubbing and to the movies, I easily will spend more than this in a week. At the end of the month though, that money is gone and all I have are memories. Monopoly is a bad example. Monopoly makes its money based mainly on those different "localized" monopoly versions. Basically, anytime a Simspons or Trek Monopoly comes out, PB gets a slice however, the main problem is, would D&D players pay for a new PHB that only has different pictures? [/QUOTE]

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