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<blockquote data-quote="Kromanjon" data-source="post: 9605801" data-attributes="member: 20680"><p>It might sound cheap compared to a sandwich but when other people are having just as much as fun for free, $20 becomes quite the ask. Add to this the requirement of 40 sessions in a year and a minimum required presence of 75% putting the total cost at a minimum of $600/year or $800/year for full attendance. It's like a punishment for showing up more often to game.</p><p></p><p>Let's not compare this to food but to another form of gaming instead. I can sign up for playstation plus for $10/month or a one time cost of $80 dollars per year. This gives me access to on-line play and three free games each month that I can play whenever I want for any amount of time I want. Suddenly $800/year seems quite a lot.</p><p></p><p>And like I said to begin with, I play ttrpgs for free. It doesn't bother me if we play high or low-level games they're just as free either way. So let's compare $800/year to $0/year and decide from there which one lets me grab that sandwich for lunch and which one has me skipping lunch because I have to pay some web GM.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kromanjon, post: 9605801, member: 20680"] It might sound cheap compared to a sandwich but when other people are having just as much as fun for free, $20 becomes quite the ask. Add to this the requirement of 40 sessions in a year and a minimum required presence of 75% putting the total cost at a minimum of $600/year or $800/year for full attendance. It's like a punishment for showing up more often to game. Let's not compare this to food but to another form of gaming instead. I can sign up for playstation plus for $10/month or a one time cost of $80 dollars per year. This gives me access to on-line play and three free games each month that I can play whenever I want for any amount of time I want. Suddenly $800/year seems quite a lot. And like I said to begin with, I play ttrpgs for free. It doesn't bother me if we play high or low-level games they're just as free either way. So let's compare $800/year to $0/year and decide from there which one lets me grab that sandwich for lunch and which one has me skipping lunch because I have to pay some web GM. [/QUOTE]
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