Crazy Jerome
First Post
Dear WotC: If you save back "some of the good stuff" for later books, I'll understand that this is a necessary part of sales and marketing. If I need to get MM2 to get some of the iconic monsters, but MM2 is full of quality material, I'll probably still buy it. Plus, I understand that everyones' definition of "good stuff" is sufficiently varied that it will be difficult for any book to hit the 75% mark, much less more.
Still, when you put material that is more widely applicable in a relatively narrow book (i.e. classes in Forgotten Realms campaign books) that I otherwise don't want--what you are doing is teaching me to do without. Because I ain't gonna buy it. When you teach me to do without, I find that the lesson applies to other material with a minority of content that interest me, too. I'm not sure that was your intention.
Just so you know.
Still, when you put material that is more widely applicable in a relatively narrow book (i.e. classes in Forgotten Realms campaign books) that I otherwise don't want--what you are doing is teaching me to do without. Because I ain't gonna buy it. When you teach me to do without, I find that the lesson applies to other material with a minority of content that interest me, too. I'm not sure that was your intention.
Just so you know.
