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<blockquote data-quote="Jim Hague" data-source="post: 3514145" data-attributes="member: 17550">How about&nbsp; if it ain't broke, don't fix it?&nbsp; There's nothing wrong with the format and presentation; you and a few others don't like it.&nbsp;And again - you're stating your preference.&nbsp; Of course they want people to buy their products; they're in the business of making money.&nbsp; You're presenting a minor niggle, a nitpick, as some great, nay, nigh insurmountable obstacle.&nbsp; And it just ain't so.And here, really, is where I think the truth of the thread lies - deprived of the opportunity to continue complaining about WotC being an evil conspiracy, we're down to people complaining because they have to take an extra step to open a file.&nbsp; Surely this is all part f the Grand Conspiracy to Destroy Tabletop and Move Everything Online, right?&nbsp; There's so much hyperbole in the above quote that it goes straight into unintended comedy.&nbsp; Did you actually say 'murder'?&nbsp; They made a business decision you don't like.&nbsp; If you don't like it that much, don't bu WotC products.&nbsp; In the meantime, please top equating the cancellation of a license to the ending of a life; it's offensive.You assume (and surely you know what's said about doing so) that what you think needs to happen will produce he result you assume will happen; considering that this is the same sort of thinking that WotC's been accused of with the DI, I find this amusingly ironic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jim Hague, post: 3514145, member: 17550"] How about if it ain't broke, don't fix it? There's nothing wrong with the format and presentation; you and a few others don't like it. And again - you're stating your preference. Of course they want people to buy their products; they're in the business of making money. You're presenting a minor niggle, a nitpick, as some great, nay, nigh insurmountable obstacle. And it just ain't so. And here, really, is where I think the truth of the thread lies - deprived of the opportunity to continue complaining about WotC being an evil conspiracy, we're down to people complaining because they have to take an extra step to open a file. Surely this is all part f the Grand Conspiracy to Destroy Tabletop and Move Everything Online, right? There's so much hyperbole in the above quote that it goes straight into unintended comedy. Did you actually say 'murder'? They made a business decision you don't like. If you don't like it that much, don't bu WotC products. In the meantime, please top equating the cancellation of a license to the ending of a life; it's offensive. You assume (and surely you know what's said about doing so) that what [i]you[/i] think needs to happen will produce he result you [i]assume[/i] will happen; considering that this is the same sort of thinking that WotC's been accused of with the DI, I find this amusingly ironic. [/QUOTE]

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