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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Goonalan" data-source="post: 5489451" data-attributes="member: 16069">Just to say I received my reply, I wrote to WOTC, as per below, on first page of this post-I've e-mailed Customer Services asking, well basically, why did they do that?My message starts/reads-Hi, I'm a fanboy (although 43 years of age) of 4e, D&D GM for 30 years as of Jan 2011. I realise the above entitles me to nothing- I can always take my custom elsewhere.Dungeon 187 contains an editorial about, well-That's why one of our goals for 2011 is to get more diversity into Dungeon magazine's adventures. We intend to mix things up with a wider variety of levels, settings, lengths, and styles.And contains no adventures, over here in the UK we have a thing called the Trade Description's Act, a product or service can be prosecuted for not providing content in-line with it's stated (and in some cases) expected content.Dungeon magazine- the home of 'adventures... with a wide(r) variety of levels, settings, lengths and styles' contains no adventures- in 28 days (and however long you get to plan for the magazine to come out) you have provided... 0 adventures.I then do a bit of whining but basically ask- why?Whose idea was that?I'm very polite throughout the e-mail (I promise), I'll post if I get any reply worth posting.They wrote back to say- Congratulations on 30 Years of gaming! I'm sorry for any inconvenience and frustration you may have experienced. However, I can submit this email as feedback to our developers. We place great value in the feedback, ideas, and suggestions of our customers. I assure you that Game Support meets with teams around the company on a regular basis, and we make it a priority that your voice is heard. While we cannot guarantee a direct response, we can promise that your thoughts and concerns are being passed along to the right people.Phew that was a close one, perhaps I can now get some sleep at night- lol, to be honest pretty much what I expected.Cheers Goonalan</blockquote>

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