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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LordEntrails" data-source="post: 8136188" data-attributes="member: 6804070">Fantasy Grounds. You pay via Pay Pal and choose the installment method of payment. Never done it myself, but the option is there.That's one reason I don't buy via DDB or Roll20. But it's not a valid reason for Fantasy Grounds. Fortunately, FG downloads the product to your computer, and since you are using a local application, it doesn't matter if the company goes out of business, you can use FG and the DLC you have bought for as long as you keep a computer that can run the application. That's one of the big reasons I originally bought via FG.Again, not talking PDF. Please read what I write, not what you think I write.FG is very useful in person. Digital formats, even PDFs are very useful in face-to-face games. I get it if its not your preference, but understand it is your preference, not something wrong with the format.Yep, this makes sense. Doesn't make it right, but makes sense.And if they are not willing to shell out money, then it will never be profitable for the company(ies) to spend money and resources translating their products. It's a chicken and egg thing. If you don't buy the products, their is no money to justify spending money to translate the products.Massive? I suspect they have already done the economic studies and don't think they are losing enough money to make it a super priority to translate. If their was millions of dollars being left on the table, Hasbro would be sure they would be going after it.Curious, if you go here, and make sure that Steam has your region, how much is Tasha's listed for you with regional pricing? [MEDIA=steamstore]1460240[/MEDIA]It's $29.99 for those of us in the USA. Would be great if those of you in other places listed what it shows for you.How quickly do you expect this to happen? Also, do you expect them to enter into a contract with someone else to translate while they already have a (disputed) contract with GF9?Also, remember, the people who have to deal with this contract dispute and make the "big" decisions, also have to work on dozen of other high priority issues. Like COVID, like Hickman/Weiss, like everything else they are paid to do.Yes, time means lost opportunity. But working on translations means time other oppourtunities are delayed.</blockquote>

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