Lanefan
Victoria Rules
Better yet, what if the subscription was an NFT?Guys, but what if the subscription was tied to an NFT?
D&D (2024) Digital Only Edition
MoonSong
Rules-lawyering drama queen but not a munchkin
And you had to pay with cryptocurrency every month?Better yet, what if the subscription was an NFT?
Levistus's_Leviathan
5e Freelancer
I have ADHD, and cannot absorb information in a digital format as well as I can in a physical format. So, no, I would absolutely hate a digital-only edition.
Lanefan
Victoria Rules
For the thumbs-up "like" icon I put under this post, please substitute in your mind a "facepalm" icon, which this system doesn't have as an option.And you had to pay with cryptocurrency every month?
schneeland
Hero
Digital only: no problem - I'm in.
Subscription: this is a hard sell, but I wouldn't rule it out completely - but it would need to a) be very perfect, b) contain character management and VTT support in the subscription, and c) still be reasonably cheap. And then I still would probably only subscribe for the length of a campaign. So it's a rather theoretical possibility.
Subscription: this is a hard sell, but I wouldn't rule it out completely - but it would need to a) be very perfect, b) contain character management and VTT support in the subscription, and c) still be reasonably cheap. And then I still would probably only subscribe for the length of a campaign. So it's a rather theoretical possibility.
Nuke it from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.Guys, but what if the subscription was tied to an NFT?
Stormonu
Legend
Being subscription-based would be what kills it for me.
I currently do DMing from my i-pad, my back is too old to be carrying around 35 lb. backpacks full of books anymore. Less clutter behind the DM screen as well.
As a player, I track my character via Beyond, again on my i-pad. However, I despise the electronic dice and I think they hate me with equal passion.
I currently do DMing from my i-pad, my back is too old to be carrying around 35 lb. backpacks full of books anymore. Less clutter behind the DM screen as well.
As a player, I track my character via Beyond, again on my i-pad. However, I despise the electronic dice and I think they hate me with equal passion.
SteveC
Doing the best imitation of myself
Digital only? Definitely. Subscription? Never.
I am just starting a Pathfinder 2 game and I'm using online materials alone. I've purchased the materials I need for Foundry, my VTT of choice, and Paizo gave me the PDFs. I haven't had to purchase any of the books in physical form, and I find it pretty unlikely that I will do this with any RPG in the future, except if I somehow want to read them offline.
Now as far as subscription services go, that's a hard pass. The moment we go to that model I'm off the boat right away.
I am just starting a Pathfinder 2 game and I'm using online materials alone. I've purchased the materials I need for Foundry, my VTT of choice, and Paizo gave me the PDFs. I haven't had to purchase any of the books in physical form, and I find it pretty unlikely that I will do this with any RPG in the future, except if I somehow want to read them offline.
Now as far as subscription services go, that's a hard pass. The moment we go to that model I'm off the boat right away.
doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
I mean, ddi was well worth it during 4e, and that wasn’t even perfect for me or my group (just very good). 
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