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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9423638" data-attributes="member: 7006">Because new core books are cool.&nbsp; And I like D&amp;D so I buy almost every new core book set when they come out.&nbsp; Because why not?&nbsp; It's not like it's a money issue, because we've had more than 24 months since the announcement of these new books to actually save the cash-- it was only about $7 a month I believe.&nbsp; Plus, buying the books allows me to play the current version of the game which is great when I'm at conventions and places like that where that's the game that is available at most tables, plus I can actually speak about things here on EN World and actually have up-to-date and correct information from experience, rather than talking about of my rear end.But it's okay too if people only want to play older versions / editions or different games altogether.&nbsp; That's great for them.&nbsp; Nothing wrong with that at all.&nbsp; But that does comes with risks of player availability and filling out a table with players who jive with their gaming sensibilities.&nbsp; So one better be ready for that constraint and accepting of that possibility.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9423638, member: 7006"] Because new core books are cool. And I like D&D so I buy almost every new core book set when they come out. Because why not? It's not like it's a money issue, because we've had more than 24 months since the announcement of these new books to actually save the cash-- it was only about $7 a month I believe. Plus, buying the books allows me to play the current version of the game which is great when I'm at conventions and places like that where that's the game that is available at most tables, plus I can actually speak about things here on EN World and actually have up-to-date and correct information from experience, rather than talking about of my rear end. But it's okay too if people only want to play older versions / editions or different games altogether. That's great for them. Nothing wrong with that at all. But that does comes with risks of player availability and filling out a table with players who jive with their gaming sensibilities. So one better be ready for that constraint and accepting of that possibility. [/QUOTE]

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