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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 3201311" data-attributes="member: 22424"><p>Maybe. To date though, the only information from Wizards that I have on this is the stuff quoted on the front page of this site, and that includes the Previews and Web Enhancements in the list of features in the pay-for site. If that is the case, I consider it a mistake.</p><p></p><p>I'm also disappointed to see "Design & Development" in the list of pay-for features, but that's probably the right place for it - the reason I'm disappointed is that I particularly enjoy that column. Sadly, there's not enough listed in the feature set to persuade me to pay, so I'll be losing access.</p><p></p><p>I would pay for the Digital Gametable alone, provided the software were up to standard... except for that 3 games a month limit. If they had a pay-as-you-go option, or even increased the price and removed the limit, I would pay. But I won't pay where that limit is in place as a matter of principle. I don't know how much I would actually use it, but I would definately want the option of using it whenever I wanted as often as I wanted.</p><p></p><p>And who exactly thought 3 games a month was a good idea, anyway? If I were adding an online game to my schedule, I would be looking to play on a weekly basis. I can schedule regular weekly appointments easily enough; anything less frequent than that, or anything that doesn't fall on the same day of the week each time it does occur, is much harder. 3 times a month is precisely the wrong frequency.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="delericho, post: 3201311, member: 22424"] Maybe. To date though, the only information from Wizards that I have on this is the stuff quoted on the front page of this site, and that includes the Previews and Web Enhancements in the list of features in the pay-for site. If that is the case, I consider it a mistake. I'm also disappointed to see "Design & Development" in the list of pay-for features, but that's probably the right place for it - the reason I'm disappointed is that I particularly enjoy that column. Sadly, there's not enough listed in the feature set to persuade me to pay, so I'll be losing access. I would pay for the Digital Gametable alone, provided the software were up to standard... except for that 3 games a month limit. If they had a pay-as-you-go option, or even increased the price and removed the limit, I would pay. But I won't pay where that limit is in place as a matter of principle. I don't know how much I would actually use it, but I would definately want the option of using it whenever I wanted as often as I wanted. And who exactly thought 3 games a month was a good idea, anyway? If I were adding an online game to my schedule, I would be looking to play on a weekly basis. I can schedule regular weekly appointments easily enough; anything less frequent than that, or anything that doesn't fall on the same day of the week each time it does occur, is much harder. 3 times a month is precisely the wrong frequency. [/QUOTE]
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