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<blockquote data-quote="Mark CMG" data-source="post: 5696682" data-attributes="member: 10479"><p>One nice thing about the plan I have for Narrative Adventures is that through use of the limited IP licensing, smaller producers of retroclones and other systems can do conversions to their systems and sell them as micro-PDFs for a buck or two.&nbsp; That essentially winds up supporting most editions of the most popular game.&nbsp; I think other ePublishers should be pleased by this idea and may adopt it themselves.&nbsp; They will have a larger pool of adventures for their system (and drive sales of the adventures they sell conversions of) while at the same time, for any adventures they create and add a limited IP license, have others working to drive sales of their adventures.&nbsp; It's like the down-scaled version of the philosophy behind creating the OGL for 3E to drive core book sales.&nbsp; Companies could easily add links at points of sale to other companies' conversions.&nbsp; Knowing how long such conversions can take on your own, who would pay a buck or two for having that work done by the company who makes your system of choice?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Mark CMG, post: 5696682, member: 10479"] One nice thing about the plan I have for Narrative Adventures is that through use of the limited IP licensing, smaller producers of retroclones and other systems can do conversions to their systems and sell them as micro-PDFs for a buck or two. That essentially winds up supporting most editions of the most popular game. I think other ePublishers should be pleased by this idea and may adopt it themselves. They will have a larger pool of adventures for their system (and drive sales of the adventures they sell conversions of) while at the same time, for any adventures they create and add a limited IP license, have others working to drive sales of their adventures. It's like the down-scaled version of the philosophy behind creating the OGL for 3E to drive core book sales. Companies could easily add links at points of sale to other companies' conversions. Knowing how long such conversions can take on your own, who would pay a buck or two for having that work done by the company who makes your system of choice? [/QUOTE]

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