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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 5371513" data-attributes="member: 22779">RLBURNSIDE - You want to keep up with current gaming information right?&nbsp; And you want to be able to share that with the group.&nbsp; What's stopping you from buying the books?&nbsp; It's a one time cost, gains you access to all the information and it can never be taken away from you.Oh, right, you can't do it for ten bucks once in a while...Look, at the end of the day, WOTC has to ask itself, does it want someone like RLBURNSIDE as a customer?&nbsp; What do they get out of it?&nbsp; Their entire library downloaded for ten bucks every six months or so?&nbsp; It's not even worth the accounting costs to make that available.&nbsp; Now, I'm picking on RLBURNSIDE here, but, there's been more than a few people make the same comment.&nbsp; That not being able to download the entire library means they won't play the game anymore.Really?REALLY?It's THAT important to you to have an entire library before you'll play the game?&nbsp; What did you do in 3e?&nbsp; Or any other RPG that certainly never gave you any access even remotely like this?&nbsp; As I said, why on earth would any RPG company want to keep these customers?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 5371513, member: 22779"] RLBURNSIDE - You want to keep up with current gaming information right? And you want to be able to share that with the group. What's stopping you from buying the books? It's a one time cost, gains you access to all the information and it can never be taken away from you. Oh, right, you can't do it for ten bucks once in a while... Look, at the end of the day, WOTC has to ask itself, does it want someone like RLBURNSIDE as a customer? What do they get out of it? Their entire library downloaded for ten bucks every six months or so? It's not even worth the accounting costs to make that available. Now, I'm picking on RLBURNSIDE here, but, there's been more than a few people make the same comment. That not being able to download the entire library means they won't play the game anymore. Really? REALLY? It's THAT important to you to have an entire library before you'll play the game? What did you do in 3e? Or any other RPG that certainly never gave you any access even remotely like this? As I said, why on earth would any RPG company want to keep these customers? [/QUOTE]

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