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"Delve" Format and Page Flipping: Convenient or a Pain?
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<blockquote data-quote="Jan van Leyden" data-source="post: 5409842" data-attributes="member: 20307"><p>I like the Delve format because it saves a lot of page flipping. Back in the 3.5 days one had to flip back and fourth several pages because of the exploding stat blocks; finding details like room or component description or treasure information in a sea of combat data was no fun.</p><p></p><p>In the H-P-E series of adventures, WotC lost all cohesiveness, though. Your knew there was some information about a NPC, monster, room, story, whatever, but this information could hide in any of several places and books.</p><p></p><p>The text- and information flow of the whole adventure is something in sore need of improvement.</p><p></p><p>What's even worse, though, is the format employed by several 3rd party puiblishers, where they organize the material in the same way as WotC does, but stuff everything into a single PDF and use no links. While page flipping in one or two books is bad, page flipping in one PDF is way worse!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jan van Leyden, post: 5409842, member: 20307"] I like the Delve format because it saves a lot of page flipping. Back in the 3.5 days one had to flip back and fourth several pages because of the exploding stat blocks; finding details like room or component description or treasure information in a sea of combat data was no fun. In the H-P-E series of adventures, WotC lost all cohesiveness, though. Your knew there was some information about a NPC, monster, room, story, whatever, but this information could hide in any of several places and books. The text- and information flow of the whole adventure is something in sore need of improvement. What's even worse, though, is the format employed by several 3rd party puiblishers, where they organize the material in the same way as WotC does, but stuff everything into a single PDF and use no links. While page flipping in one or two books is bad, page flipping in one PDF is way worse! [/QUOTE]
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