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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 5629738" data-attributes="member: 22424">For adventures, electronic-only is fine*. However, if they go this route, then they should really make use of the advantages of the electronic format - easily printed and scaled maps for all encounters, electonic links between encounters rather than just &quot;a book in PDF&quot;, and easy importing to the VTT.* That said, I have been considering lately that one of WotC's mistakes is in trying to make every book &quot;evergreen&quot;, and that they should look to doing more &quot;seasonal products&quot;. Adventures would be a prime candidate for these, since people always need more. However, if the DDI archives every adventure ever, then they will saturate the same as everything else. So, they may well want to consider making adventures available for a limited time only... (And, of course, the same goes for Dungeon.)For game rules, setting materials, and the like... if the game goes electronic-only, I'm done. It could be the best thing ever, but I'll never know because I won't even check it out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 5629738, member: 22424"] For adventures, electronic-only is fine*. However, if they go this route, then they should really make use of the advantages of the electronic format - easily printed and scaled maps for all encounters, electonic links between encounters rather than just "a book in PDF", and easy importing to the VTT. * That said, I have been considering lately that one of WotC's mistakes is in trying to make every book "evergreen", and that they should look to doing more "seasonal products". Adventures would be a prime candidate for these, since people always need more. However, if the DDI archives every adventure ever, then they will saturate the same as everything else. So, they may well want to consider making adventures available for a limited time only... (And, of course, the same goes for Dungeon.) For game rules, setting materials, and the like... if the game goes electronic-only, I'm done. It could be the best thing ever, but I'll never know because I won't even check it out. [/QUOTE]

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