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<blockquote data-quote="Doc_Klueless" data-source="post: 6560236" data-attributes="member: 261">You mean the part where he tells you that his softbacks fall apart from the way he uses them and then you come along and say:I think I read that just fine.&nbsp;I visit Paizo all the time. (I play Pathfinder every other week and have purchased all their Pawns because I find them to be superior to Miniatures for my use due to cost and storagability (new word!). My experience doesn't match his either. I don't believe they are the experience of the majority also either ( <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/laugh.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing&nbsp; &nbsp; :lol:" data-shortname=":lol:" /> ). My softbacks hold up just fine while some of my hardbacks are falling apart. However, I'm also not coming along and telling him that he must be beating people with his books or overly abusing them in some other hyperbolic fashion. I'm taking him at his word that when he uses softbacks vs. hardbacks, his softbacks fall apart and his hardbacks don't.For HIM hardbacks are more durable and hold up better and thus are worth the price and not a waste of money (which is kinda what the OP was about, wasn't it?).After all, you did ask:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doc_Klueless, post: 6560236, member: 261"] You mean the part where he tells you that his softbacks fall apart from the way he uses them and then you come along and say: I think I read that just fine. I visit Paizo all the time. (I play Pathfinder every other week and have purchased all their Pawns because I find them to be superior to Miniatures for my use due to cost and storagability (new word!). My experience doesn't match his either. I don't believe they are the experience of the majority also either ( :lol: ). My softbacks hold up just fine while some of my hardbacks are falling apart. However, I'm also not coming along and telling him that he must be beating people with his books or overly abusing them in some other hyperbolic fashion. I'm taking him at his word that when he uses softbacks vs. hardbacks, his softbacks fall apart and his hardbacks don't. For HIM hardbacks are more durable and hold up better and thus are worth the price and not a waste of money (which is kinda what the OP was about, wasn't it?). After all, you did ask: [/QUOTE]

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