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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mroberon1972" data-source="post: 1654841" data-attributes="member: 5148">One of the trends I see is small publishers taking advantage of the digital age.  They publish small PDFs with one or two items in it, and charge the price of a cheep burger for it.  While quality levels seem to be highly variable, it works well in allowing customer to pick the items they want for a cheap price.  On the oher hand, in increases the number of individual products released.I have to say that part of the problem with getting quality products is that people refuse to risk buying them.  When you spend hundreds of dollars on art and months on editing a product, and then you hear people saying they won't even consider your product because you're not a 'big name' company, it's no wonder that some of them just pump out cheep trash.  They can make more profit doing that than doing it the 'right' way.I know it's not what people want to hear, but it's true.Mind you, I'm not saying you should buy products that you don't need or want.  I'm just saying that TSR was a tiny company once.  Where would you be if nobody had bought thier products?</blockquote>