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<blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 4637701" data-attributes="member: 23977">Sure, there were more changes then the biggest change (going from physical to digital) but the layout is for the most part the same. We also have a lot of the same articles and writers that were in the magazine for years.If changes to some articles or comics are enough to make it no longer dragon./dungeon then when Paizo took over it was no longer dragon or dungeon. Hell then the magazine ended many times durring it's lifespan!Yeah my basic definition probably was a bit broad. Fine.Sheesh do we really need to go through this? Sure you can call anything meaningless if you choose to ignore what the person is saying!At heart the magazine seeks to do the same thing the paper format did. You don't like the format maybe but that doesn't change what the basic idea of the magazine is.&nbsp; I have no issue with someone saying: This isn't what I want out of dragon/dungeon. It needs to be in paper for me to purchase it.Fine, that's your choice.I have issue with someone saying: This is no longer dragon/dungeon because it's not in paper format. That is akin to someone saying this is no longer H20 because it's not in solid form.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scribble, post: 4637701, member: 23977"] Sure, there were more changes then the biggest change (going from physical to digital) but the layout is for the most part the same. We also have a lot of the same articles and writers that were in the magazine for years. If changes to some articles or comics are enough to make it no longer dragon./dungeon then when Paizo took over it was no longer dragon or dungeon. Hell then the magazine ended many times durring it's lifespan! Yeah my basic definition probably was a bit broad. Fine. Sheesh do we really need to go through this? Sure you can call anything meaningless if you choose to ignore what the person is saying! At heart the magazine seeks to do the same thing the paper format did. You don't like the format maybe but that doesn't change what the basic idea of the magazine is. I have no issue with someone saying: This isn't what I want out of dragon/dungeon. It needs to be in paper for me to purchase it. Fine, that's your choice. I have issue with someone saying: This is no longer dragon/dungeon because it's not in paper format. That is akin to someone saying this is no longer H20 because it's not in solid form. [/QUOTE]

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