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<blockquote data-quote="Walking Dad" data-source="post: 5376264" data-attributes="member: 59043">Yes, I feel entitled to choose the game I'm playing. I could play Pathfinder or 3.5 D&amp;D. Or something entire else.---My problem are the rushed (?) rules that require large amounts of errata. To keep up with them, without making your game another job, is to pay DDI for easily accessible current rules. And it was fine, because I least I had something with staying worth for me (offline CB), even if a new edition would come out or Hasbro ditched D&amp;D for not producing enough money.Now I will buy the books, to be able to play the game in some years (like I did with 2nd and 3rd edition D&amp;D and White Wolf older World of Darkness) and for the right to quickly access the errated rules.Speaking of paranoia:I don't believe the official reason for 20 characters/account.Should I believe there was to room for the Starpact Hexblade in the book?Should I believe that the many rules mistakes are normal in a book from a professional RPG company?Yes, both speculations are just paranoid, but no good way to keep your customers bound to your company.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Walking Dad, post: 5376264, member: 59043"] Yes, I feel entitled to choose the game I'm playing. I could play Pathfinder or 3.5 D&D. Or something entire else. --- My problem are the rushed (?) rules that require large amounts of errata. To keep up with them, without making your game another job, is to pay DDI for easily accessible current rules. And it was fine, because I least I had something with staying worth for me (offline CB), even if a new edition would come out or Hasbro ditched D&D for not producing enough money. Now I will buy the books, to be able to play the game in some years (like I did with 2nd and 3rd edition D&D and White Wolf older World of Darkness) [U]and[/U] for the right to quickly access the errated rules. Speaking of paranoia: I don't believe the official reason for 20 characters/account. Should I believe there was to room for the Starpact Hexblade in the book? Should I believe that the many rules mistakes are normal in a book from a professional RPG company? Yes, both speculations are just paranoid, but no good way to keep your customers bound to your company. [/QUOTE]

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