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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thundershot" data-source="post: 161576" data-attributes="member: 628">I've noticed a trend with the way I buy... I'm always more likely to buy a HARDCOVER book over a softcover book, regardless of content. If the same book came out in both forms, I'll have the hardcover. I'll gladly pay the extra 5 bucks or whatnot to have it.Fantasy Flight Games has yet to disappoint me, and I'll buy their books sight unseen, without a review.Fast Forward has been on the hardcover kick as well... (though I'll wait for reviews on those before getting them)Sword & Sorcery's Relics & Rituals books was great.. (though the others didn't catch my eye...)I've bought every one of WotC's D&D hardcover books, and they have yet to disappoint me...Don't get me wrong, I like softcovers too, but they just don't look as good on my shelf, and may not stand up to the test of time like hardcovers.In any case, as publishers, are you seeing a trend toward publishing one way or another? If you currently produce softcover only, are you planning on venturing into hardcover? What price points do you forsee?sorry for the long post, but I'm just curious...Thanks!Chris</blockquote>