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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 6928896" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Doesn't work. We literally aren't wired in a way for that to work, nor does the economic model support it as a practical option for everyone. For many, more expensive healthy food is literally not an option at all. But regarding the part that is relevant to the discussion, humans are just bad at that. And beaides, its bad for the long term business model. The current model makes sense, and seems to be working. Id like to be able to subscribe and thus avoid buying books, and also get access to more playtest/UA material, and digital tools, but I'm not crying for it. i honestly just don't like physical reference books, when searchable digital compendiums and pdfs are so easy to make. I'd much rather spend 100$ a year for a subscription and not need physical books. And they'd make just as much off me as they do off folks who like turning pages. But such is life.</blockquote>