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<blockquote data-quote="Jer" data-source="post: 3725066" data-attributes="member: 19857">I have to say something about this line - because I was mulling it over and this just sounds weird to me.I don't see how this would work.&nbsp; Are you saying that when you initially get the game it's intentionally &quot;broken&quot; so that you can only use it with updates from Wizards?&nbsp; Or are you saying that the game is just fine when you buy it, but if you choose not to subscribe to the electronic service the game deteriorates into something unusable?I don't see how either of these are feasible.&nbsp; It's a book not an MMORPG.&nbsp; If the game functions when you buy it, it's still going to function later on when you go back to play again.&nbsp; You may not have the &quot;newest hotness&quot; in the game, but the game itself will still be sitting there, on your shelf, ready to play the next time you get interested.&nbsp; And it will, of necessity, be exactly the same game it was when you put it on the shelf.I'm curious as to what you mean by that sentence, because for the life of me I can't see a situation where the game would become unplayable if you stopped subscribing to their electronic stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jer, post: 3725066, member: 19857"] I have to say something about this line - because I was mulling it over and this just sounds weird to me. I don't see how this would work. Are you saying that when you initially get the game it's intentionally "broken" so that you can only use it with updates from Wizards? Or are you saying that the game is just fine when you buy it, but if you choose not to subscribe to the electronic service the game deteriorates into something unusable? I don't see how either of these are feasible. It's a book not an MMORPG. If the game functions when you buy it, it's still going to function later on when you go back to play again. You may not have the "newest hotness" in the game, but the game itself will still be sitting there, on your shelf, ready to play the next time you get interested. And it will, of necessity, be exactly the same game it was when you put it on the shelf. I'm curious as to what you mean by that sentence, because for the life of me I can't see a situation where the game would become unplayable if you stopped subscribing to their electronic stuff. [/QUOTE]

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