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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jezter6" data-source="post: 2764404" data-attributes="member: 6567">Nope. Not arguing that at all. I'm arguing that it DOES count. Phil, and others, think that quantity has no value.What I am arguing about is the exact opposite. Price per content is huge in my opinion, and a higher priced product per page is no better than one of a lower priced product. When I first started buying PDFs, you could get a full book with a bunch of classes, 20 odd feats, some new skill uses, and some fluff...for about $5. That's what I call VALUE for my $.Now, there's the trend of low page count high cost items. Where you could piece together about 3 classes for the same price. Sure, you may not use ALL of the other product...you're still getting something out of it for your money. I mean, take a CD...do you use 700mb every time or do you copy a few things on it and burn it off so that you can go with it? What would happen if you could buy CDs at 150 mb at a higher cost per disc than a 650? Would anyone really buy it? doubtful. they'd just buy the full ones and be happy with it. It's apples and oranges, so the analogy isn't quite there...so I don't fault anyone for calling it stupid.</blockquote>