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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6397538" data-attributes="member: 2525">Well you can't have it both ways.&nbsp; You cannot say the &quot;world&quot; has changed for ebooks versus harcopy books, and then when that comparison doesn't go your way then claim that for this discussion we're only talking about the much much smaller sample size of just the RPG market, which has a huge variety within it that is quite dissimilar to the wider &quot;world change&quot; market for ebooks versus hardcopies.So we can say that WOTC should confirm to the worldwide changes in the general ebook versus hardcopy book pricing scheme, in which case the ebooks should be priced not too far off from the hardcopy price (or in this case people were saying 1/3rd the MSRP of the hardcopy price was still too high).&nbsp; Or we can say the RPG market, which is very small and has quite unique elements to it, doesn't really have a standard you can go by due to the wide variation and small sample sizes.&nbsp; In which case, there is no complaint about WOTC not following some worldwide trend in ebooks versus hardcopies for their pricing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6397538, member: 2525"] Well you can't have it both ways. You cannot say the "world" has changed for ebooks versus harcopy books, and then when that comparison doesn't go your way then claim that for this discussion we're only talking about the much much smaller sample size of just the RPG market, which has a huge variety within it that is quite dissimilar to the wider "world change" market for ebooks versus hardcopies. So we can say that WOTC should confirm to the worldwide changes in the general ebook versus hardcopy book pricing scheme, in which case the ebooks should be priced not too far off from the hardcopy price (or in this case people were saying 1/3rd the MSRP of the hardcopy price was still too high). Or we can say the RPG market, which is very small and has quite unique elements to it, doesn't really have a standard you can go by due to the wide variation and small sample sizes. In which case, there is no complaint about WOTC not following some worldwide trend in ebooks versus hardcopies for their pricing. [/QUOTE]

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