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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herremann the Wise" data-source="post: 5585687" data-attributes="member: 11300">But some of us like books/physical copies. For me Dragon and Dungeon finished when they were taken off of Paizo and turned into online articles (as much as those articles have in the main been pretty good - the quality has dropped in comparison to when they were in print).You are most probably right except what you call whining because you disagree with it, others would call criticism - important difference. For me a "real" magazine is one like a book that I can sit on my bookshelf and flick through where ever I happen to be. For me, flicking through a book is much easier than viewing online content. Your mileage obviously varies.Correct. I used to be able to purchase Dragon and Dungeon at the local newsagent as well as the friendly local gaming store. I Can't do that now. Again, I think you need to realise that a good proportion of the gaming community differs in opinion to you. It would be nice if WotC catered for both tastes - but in the name of cost cutting they don't. You're happy because you get what you want how you want. I suppose the rest of us are just "whining" huh?Best RegardsHerremann the Wise</blockquote>