Zulithe
Explorer
I did download them and read through a lot of the content. No matter how much people want to cry and moan about legalities, people download all sorts of things they shouldn't on the internet. It's very, very common. I don't feel bad about it, because I still support musicians, authors and other content providers about as often as I would without doing so. The difference being, the ability to preview content in this way helps influence what I decide is worth my money, and what isn't. And it allows me very easily sample new books, music, etc., that I may otherwise have never discovered, and so I can support those as well.
I pre-ordered my 4e gift set on amazon months ago and after viewing the PDFs I definitely won't be canceling. My biggest complaint, which is rather trivial in the greater scheme of things, is the reuse of art in the manuals. I was hoping for ALL-new art and instead it looks like we'll be getting mostly-new art instead. But I'll live. In fact, I'm just as excited (if not more so), to get them in my hands now than ever.
I can't tell you how eager I am to launch the D&DI apps and fiddle around with the tools and play 4e with people all around the world. Now I just hope those tools live up to my expectations, and we'll be good to go.
I pre-ordered my 4e gift set on amazon months ago and after viewing the PDFs I definitely won't be canceling. My biggest complaint, which is rather trivial in the greater scheme of things, is the reuse of art in the manuals. I was hoping for ALL-new art and instead it looks like we'll be getting mostly-new art instead. But I'll live. In fact, I'm just as excited (if not more so), to get them in my hands now than ever.
I can't tell you how eager I am to launch the D&DI apps and fiddle around with the tools and play 4e with people all around the world. Now I just hope those tools live up to my expectations, and we'll be good to go.