My D&D Edition Wish

[diaglo]

They do support all editions of D&D.

that's not support.
support would be to make new products too for the other editions.

 

[diaglo]

I say to the Old Edition Grognards, you have three non-mutually exclusive options:

to n00b edition cons. you have 1 mutually exclusive option.
ignore us or go play your own game of the older edition.

 

[jdrakeh]

that's not support.

Making previously out of production products available again is support. It might be the kind of support that you prefer, but it's a step up from not making them available at all (which would be no support).

 

[diaglo]

Making previously out of production products available again is support. It might be the kind of support that you prefer, but it's a step up from not making them available at all (which would be no support).

making them available in print would be support.

 

[malraux]

While I know that some people don't like the electronic format, I think it would be hard not too concede that this level of support is far greater than that which most publishers offer for past editions of their games or that this level of support is better than none at all.

Yeah, keeping the long tail going is, while not perfect, pretty good. There are several Call of Cthulhu adventures I would love to pay <$30 just to read through. But for whatever reason, the only way to get those adventures is to buy them off ebay for >$100. An electronic back catalog isn't perfect, but its better than nothing.