D&D (2024) New leak looks real bad

[DarkCrisis]

Eh, I have players scattered across 12 time zones and some of them have real financial hardship. Passing books around the table isn't realistic. For us, the current DDB set-up is a great real.

PDFs can be copied and Emailed. Free VTTs exist.

 

[MonsterEnvy]

Roll for Combat is live with it now.

Though they got info wrong at the very start.

Edit: I don't like him telling people to try and tank the movie.

 

[Zaukrie]

Thirty per player per month is less than people pay professional DMs right now..... So there is a market. I'm not that market.....I want to see the lower tiers.

 

[Azzy]

And just when people were cancelling their subscriptions....

I hope this is a fake because it'd be dumb if real.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

PDFs can be copied and Emailed. Free VTTs exist.

Awesome, I hope you enjoy that solution. For my group, those aren't sufficient options at this time.

 

[Haplo781]

Though they got info wrong at the very start.

Edit: I don't like him telling people to try and tank the movie.

If you want to send a clear message you absolutely should.

 

[Clint_L]

Anyone who pays any kind of monthly fee to play any RPG is a sucker in my book.

I know - people who don't like the exact things I do - crazy, amirite?

Seriously, I do not for the life of me see what the issue is here. The price is what it is, and people will buy it or they won't. If they buy it, then it was worth it to them, and who are we to judge? As I posted earlier, people pay small fortunes for season tickets to watch sportsball, and I completely do not understand the appeal, but that doesn't make them suckers. I'm sure they'd look at my shelves of miniatures and terrain and be just as confused.

Maybe we could stop judging other folks for doing their own thing with their own money? Like, I grew up being judged as a loser for playing D&D and reading comic books, so I know it doesn't feel great.

 

[DarkCrisis]

Awesome, I hope you enjoy that solution. For my group, those aren't sufficient options at this time.

I play around a table with books and paper. Old school. I’m glad a virtual options exist now-a-days though.

Free virtual tabletop and PDFs is less of an option than a paid service that has a tabletop and PDFs? Alrighty. Like their computers only work if using a paid service? No PDF reader installed? You know best, whatever works for you.

 

[DarkCrisis]

I know - people who don't like the exact things I do - crazy, amirite?

Seriously, I do not for the life of me see what the issue is here. The price is what it is, and people will buy it or they won't. If they buy it, then it was worth it to them, and who are we to judge? As I posted earlier, people pay small fortunes for season tickets to watch sportsball, and I completely do not understand the appeal, but that doesn't make them suckers. I'm sure they'd look at my shelves of miniatures and terrain and be just as confused.

Maybe we could stop judging other folks for doing their own thing with their own money? Like, I grew up being judged as a loser for playing D&D and reading comic books, so I know it doesn't feel great.

My point is, you can do it virtually for FREE.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Free virtual tabletop and PDFs is less of an option than a paid service that has a tabletop and PDFs? Alrighty. Like their computers only work if using a paid service? No PDF reader installed? You know best, whatever works for you.

Please back off and mind your own business.