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<blockquote data-quote="Morlock" data-source="post: 6625580" data-attributes="member: 6776981">I get that, but all we can control is what we ask for. In this case, more content with no loss in standards. I could just as easily say that Mistwell's concerns will lead to lowered quality because the lack of sales will lead to a stagnant design team, and Hasbro will let the budget shrivel to nothing, further eroding quality.More output doesn't necessarily lead to worse content, especially when we're talking an extra book or two a year, so I find the argument that it does to be tendentious.Not for crystallizing the argument Mistwell's making.Arguments with SOs tend to be the bottom of the barrel when it comes to logic and reason.No, I'm just saying your selfish arguments are unreasonable. And yes, &quot;I want chocolate cake taken off the shelves because I can't control my spending&quot; is a purely selfish argument.But all of this is academic. If you never want to say &quot;no&quot; to your players, then insist that they provide copies of all the rules they'll be using (and you don't have) before you'll approve their characters. Then you don't have to say &quot;no,&quot; and you don't have to buy anything. You just have to put the rules into a folder.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morlock, post: 6625580, member: 6776981"] I get that, but all we can control is what we ask for. In this case, more content with no loss in standards. I could just as easily say that Mistwell's concerns will lead to lowered quality because the lack of sales will lead to a stagnant design team, and Hasbro will let the budget shrivel to nothing, further eroding quality. More output doesn't necessarily lead to worse content, especially when we're talking an extra book or two a year, so I find the argument that it does to be tendentious. Not for crystallizing the argument Mistwell's making. Arguments with SOs tend to be the bottom of the barrel when it comes to logic and reason. No, I'm just saying your selfish arguments are unreasonable. And yes, "I want chocolate cake taken off the shelves because I can't control my spending" is a purely selfish argument. But all of this is academic. If you never want to say "no" to your players, then insist that they provide copies of all the rules they'll be using (and you don't have) before you'll approve their characters. Then you don't have to say "no," and you don't have to buy anything. You just have to put the rules into a folder. [/QUOTE]

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