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<blockquote data-quote="jujutsunerd" data-source="post: 3483081" data-attributes="member: 745">As for me, if there's any DRM beyond watermarking I'm not buying into it. I don't appreciate being treated as a potential thief rather than a customer.Also, when I buy something I *buy* it, I don't license it. So, I want content to be downloadable so I can use it after I've ended my subscription. (Excepting online services, obviously. Though, the *results* of those services (such as filled-in character sheets or whatever) should be downloadable.As for the actual content, I was pretty happy with Dungeon and Dragon, so if it was in the mags, I want it online.On the services side, I *might* be interested in tools to help me as a DM. I don't know what services I want, but I'm sure there are some I'd like.Character creation is covered by pcgen for me, so I'm not interested in online tools for that unless they are:a) easily expandable with my own custom classes/feats/etcb) have pretty much unlimited storagec) unbelievably much better than any of the current offerings*edit* Forgot one thing. What I actually want the most out of DI is actual physical printed copies of Dungeon and Dragon delivered to me every month, or, possibly, available for purchase at every decent newsstand, comic shop, bookstore and game store.../Jonas</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jujutsunerd, post: 3483081, member: 745"] As for me, if there's any DRM beyond watermarking I'm not buying into it. I don't appreciate being treated as a potential thief rather than a customer. Also, when I buy something I *buy* it, I don't license it. So, I want content to be downloadable so I can use it after I've ended my subscription. (Excepting online services, obviously. Though, the *results* of those services (such as filled-in character sheets or whatever) should be downloadable. As for the actual content, I was pretty happy with Dungeon and Dragon, so if it was in the mags, I want it online. On the services side, I *might* be interested in tools to help me as a DM. I don't know what services I want, but I'm sure there are some I'd like. Character creation is covered by pcgen for me, so I'm not interested in online tools for that unless they are: a) easily expandable with my own custom classes/feats/etc b) have pretty much unlimited storage c) unbelievably much better than any of the current offerings *edit* Forgot one thing. What I actually want the most out of DI is actual physical printed copies of Dungeon and Dragon delivered to me every month, or, possibly, available for purchase at every decent newsstand, comic shop, bookstore and game store... /Jonas [/QUOTE]

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