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<blockquote data-quote="Olaf the Stout" data-source="post: 4272988" data-attributes="member: 13703">Yeah, I was under the impression that the preview period that we had would give you full access to D&amp;D Insider.As it turns out it did but nothing was actually ready for us to use in that time so all we really got was some free Dungeon adventures and some Dragon magazine articles.&nbsp; While that was nice (who doesn't like free adventures) they still managed to stuff that part up.We still haven't seen those individual articles compiled into PDF &quot;issues&quot; and you had to download the Dungeon adventures before you could find out what level the adventure was!That really wasn't the type of start the WotC would have been after.&nbsp; I know that a lot of the Wotc staff would have been busy over this period, trying to get the 4E books finished, but some of the mistakes could have been easily avoided or fixed.Olaf the Stout</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olaf the Stout, post: 4272988, member: 13703"] Yeah, I was under the impression that the preview period that we had would give you full access to D&D Insider. As it turns out it did but nothing was actually ready for us to use in that time so all we really got was some free Dungeon adventures and some Dragon magazine articles. While that was nice (who doesn't like free adventures) they still managed to stuff that part up. We still haven't seen those individual articles compiled into PDF "issues" and you had to download the Dungeon adventures before you could find out what level the adventure was! That really wasn't the type of start the WotC would have been after. I know that a lot of the Wotc staff would have been busy over this period, trying to get the 4E books finished, but some of the mistakes could have been easily avoided or fixed. Olaf the Stout [/QUOTE]

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