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<blockquote data-quote="Brown Jenkin" data-source="post: 587566" data-attributes="member: 2572">I have been buying Dungeon since 3e came out and have enjoyed in greatly. I did not care when they added Poly, but I don't use it. This does not mean I hate Poly but that I don't use it. I also have limited time/money to spend on RPG and will spend it when I feel I am getting value for my money. $8 for 100 pages of material I like is definitely worth it. $7 for 67 pages is still a acceptable to me. $7 for 33 pages or $14 for 100 pages is something I would rather not spend money on when I can spend this same money on 1-2 d20 books from other d20 publishers in the course of a year that I will use. I would even go to $10 for 100 pages but no more.I don't want Dungeon or Poly to fail, but at the same time I have to decide wether I want to spend money to support a magazine I don't want. So what I am going to do is just buy the 2/3 Dungeon issues and still spend the other money on 3e but support other publishers that produce material I do want. If this means that Dungeon fails I will mourn the loss but will continue to support 3e with my money, it just means that I will be able to buy more from other publishers that produce what I want.As for the bonus pages for subscribers, I will miss them since I will continue to support my FLGS. I feel that it is unfortunate that I will be punished for supporting a locally owned establishment that could really use my money. A loss of 16 pages is definitely worth it to me though if I will be able to continue to have a wide variety of d20 products to purchase locally.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brown Jenkin, post: 587566, member: 2572"] I have been buying Dungeon since 3e came out and have enjoyed in greatly. I did not care when they added Poly, but I don't use it. This does not mean I hate Poly but that I don't use it. I also have limited time/money to spend on RPG and will spend it when I feel I am getting value for my money. $8 for 100 pages of material I like is definitely worth it. $7 for 67 pages is still a acceptable to me. $7 for 33 pages or $14 for 100 pages is something I would rather not spend money on when I can spend this same money on 1-2 d20 books from other d20 publishers in the course of a year that I will use. I would even go to $10 for 100 pages but no more. I don't want Dungeon or Poly to fail, but at the same time I have to decide wether I want to spend money to support a magazine I don't want. So what I am going to do is just buy the 2/3 Dungeon issues and still spend the other money on 3e but support other publishers that produce material I do want. If this means that Dungeon fails I will mourn the loss but will continue to support 3e with my money, it just means that I will be able to buy more from other publishers that produce what I want. As for the bonus pages for subscribers, I will miss them since I will continue to support my FLGS. I feel that it is unfortunate that I will be punished for supporting a locally owned establishment that could really use my money. A loss of 16 pages is definitely worth it to me though if I will be able to continue to have a wide variety of d20 products to purchase locally. [/QUOTE]

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