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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OB1" data-source="post: 9393487" data-attributes="member: 6796241">The this is the purposeful worsening of a product (typically an entertainment product) so that you can charge more for the better version (think Amazon Prime adding ads so they can sell a monthly subscription to get rid of the ads).  I have no problem with a company that does this, as I won't purchase something that I don't find value in (ie Amazon's ad free version).  But it seems that a lot of people believe that they need to protect (control) other people from making such a decision even if they feel it is worth it to them and/or aren't willing to give up the product themselves when it no longer becomes something they value for the price.I'm a big fan of D&D, 5e and DDB, but if the product some day becomes something that I'm no longer willing to pay for what I get, I'll just drop it (like I have for Disney controlled Star Wars since the Obi-wan show).  But I'm happy that a lot of people are entertained by it and would never look to stop them from purchasing a D+ subscription to access the content that they find enjoyment out of.</blockquote>