As I've typed somewhere else:
I'm now under the conclusion that each article needs a "no art print option". I can't imagine printing this art-heavy material. Actually, I'd also like the art to be all grouped together at the end, so I can print what art I want.
I think that they are not taking advantage of this being on line. They need hyperlinks to the SRD or to art (for example, in the Dungeon adventure, I'd like a link to the MM art for each monster).
The content flows too slowly for me to pay for it at this pace.
The need to fully integrate search. Can you imagine trying to find the article you want after they've "published" a slew of magazines?
Gutter art = bad for printing.
They are underestimating the cost I'll incur for printing. The monthly compilation needs to come with something that makes it so that Kinko's will believe me when I say it can be printed and it isn't something I stole over the 'net.
This doesn't even get into the fact I don't want my sons on the computer all the time, so I really want to print stuff out (or, better yet, get hard copies).
I'm now under the conclusion that each article needs a "no art print option". I can't imagine printing this art-heavy material. Actually, I'd also like the art to be all grouped together at the end, so I can print what art I want.
I think that they are not taking advantage of this being on line. They need hyperlinks to the SRD or to art (for example, in the Dungeon adventure, I'd like a link to the MM art for each monster).
The content flows too slowly for me to pay for it at this pace.
The need to fully integrate search. Can you imagine trying to find the article you want after they've "published" a slew of magazines?
Gutter art = bad for printing.
They are underestimating the cost I'll incur for printing. The monthly compilation needs to come with something that makes it so that Kinko's will believe me when I say it can be printed and it isn't something I stole over the 'net.
This doesn't even get into the fact I don't want my sons on the computer all the time, so I really want to print stuff out (or, better yet, get hard copies).
