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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 9396191" data-attributes="member: 6801228">Why would they go at all? Why would WoTC stop selling the product that is most likely to lead new customers to their other content? Their VTT could revolutionize the world of gaming as we know it... and it would be worthless in getting a 13 yr old interested in playing Dungeons and Dragons because the kid isn't going to go and buy a subscription to a VTT for a game they don't play. You keep insisting that they will do this, that this is going to make them more profit, but you aren't explaining why beyond &quot;but they will make more money on selling digital products&quot; which doesn't matter one iota if they don't get people to buy the products in the first place. But your only response to that is &quot;eventually they will work towards not selling the physical books anymore so they can increase their profits.&quot; like it is some sort of inevitable outcome that cannot possibly be denied.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 9396191, member: 6801228"] Why would they go at all? Why would WoTC stop selling the product that is most likely to lead new customers to their other content? Their VTT could revolutionize the world of gaming as we know it... and it would be worthless in getting a 13 yr old interested in playing Dungeons and Dragons because the kid isn't going to go and buy a subscription to a VTT for a game they don't play. You keep insisting that they will do this, that this is going to make them more profit, but you aren't explaining why beyond "but they will make more money on selling digital products" which doesn't matter one iota if they don't get people to buy the products in the first place. But your only response to that is "eventually they will work towards not selling the physical books anymore so they can increase their profits." like it is some sort of inevitable outcome that cannot possibly be denied. [/QUOTE]

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