Are you bothering to read DUNGEON anymore? (and level index)

[Draumr]

I can't read something that does not exist. A few downloaded adventures does not Dungeon Magazine make (WotC always had free adventures - the current crop is just bigger). Dungeon Magazine died last year. Bagpuss has the gist of it.

Same goes for Dragon Magazine, for what it is worth. (Kobold Quarterly shows the way it should have been done.)

WotC gave me all the confirmation I needed over the last few months to ensure that I won't subscribe to DDI.

 

[DaveMage]

I hope you guys take the time to read my adventure, which should be coming out in the next few weeks. It's my first published work for RPGs.

Congrats!

As long as it's for 3.5, I'll check it out.

Post a link once it's up!

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

No. I quit when it went digital.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

I voted "No."

Once they went digital, I dropped my subs to both Dungeon and Dragon, and transferred my remainder to Pathfinder. I have no interest in digital magazines (many of the reasons have already been stated by other posters).

 

[smootrk]

Not only have I not read a single Dungeon adventure, not a single Dragon article, but I have not even pulled up the web pages that host such content.

Call me bitter, but I have not been happy with the decision to cancel the print-versions... and according to this poll, numerous 'reviews', and general forum discussions, I am in the majority with my resentment.

 

[Bagpuss]

I resented it at first then said, no I'll give it a chance. They had their chance.

It's a real shame as I wanted it to be successful, there are some things that can be useful with an online format, its just WotC haven't made the effort to implement any of them (so far).

I might give them a second chance when 4th Ed comes out, but it depends how good the free stuff is.

 

[Treebore]

No I am not. I want print. So I'll buy Paizo's modules. It may be more expensive, but I am getting what I want.

Besides, if Paizo does keep enough of a consumer base, I see a Pathfinders Adventures Magazine in our future.

 

[Nadaka]

honestly, I only ever bought it for Polyhedron. Once they stopped including that I had no reason to buy the mag.

 

[Festivus]

I read them currently while free, but I am unsure if I will in the future. At present, Dungeon is not going to be worth the amount of the monthly fee associated with it.

 

[Brund the Decrepit]

I voted 'no' since if I wanted a complete 'online' gaming experience I would go and play Wow or LotRO. I really don't like reading digital magazines, I want the tactile feel of holding the printed copy and keeping it with my collection/reference library. Maybe I am just old fasioned but I want my PnP RPGs to be completely PnP. *shrug*

I thought it was a big mistake going all digital but maybe that was because I didn't want it to change.

-Brund the Keeper of Old Ways