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<blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 6932142" data-attributes="member: 37579">That's just an excuse you tell yourself. If you really didn't have free time, you wouldn't be on these message boards every day. And it's not like a magic temporal fairy will appear and give you the extra time to required sit in a game store physically flipping through a book to evaluate it. A huge number of 3rd Party Products on the DMsGuild are Pay What You Want. Basically free. So you can download freely and flip through, evaluating like a book. Only you don't need to do that in a store. You can do it on your phone while on the bus, using the toilet, during a commercial break, etc. It works to your schedule more than being in the store.Most of the paid products have a preview, which can also be used to evaluate a product. (All my products feature a full text preview, so you can look at the entire book to decide if it's worth your $0.50.)The DMsGuild has been out since January 12th. If, on average, you evaluated a single page of content every day, you could have examined 291 pages of content. If you instead looked at one product each week, that would be over 40 different products. Just one a week...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jester David, post: 6932142, member: 37579"] That's just an excuse you tell yourself. If you [I]really [/I]didn't have free time, you wouldn't be on these message boards every day. And it's not like a magic temporal fairy will appear and give you the extra time to required sit in a game store physically flipping through a book to evaluate it. A huge number of 3rd Party Products on the DMsGuild are Pay What You Want. Basically free. So you can download freely and flip through, evaluating like a book. Only you don't need to do that in a store. You can do it on your phone while on the bus, using the toilet, during a commercial break, etc. It works to your schedule more than being in the store. Most of the paid products have a preview, which can also be used to evaluate a product. (All my products feature a full text preview, so you can look at the entire book to decide if it's worth your $0.50.) The DMsGuild has been out since January 12th. If, on average, you evaluated a single page of content every day, you could have examined 291 pages of content. If you instead looked at one product each week, that would be over 40 different products. Just one a week... [/QUOTE]

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