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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 8901546" data-attributes="member: 7035894">I dunno - what stuff? I mean, I pay almost that much for my Apple Music family subscription. My various streaming services add up to way more than that. I probably go to about one movie/month, which is more than that. Oh, and I read a lot, so I spend at least that much on books. And you don't even wanna know what I spend on miniatures and terrain.Long story short: $30/month is not much money. But is it too much for what WotC is going to offer? I don't know. You don't know. Nobody knows because none of us can see the future. What I do know is that it's up to each person how to spend their money, and if WotC charges $30/month and it is popular, then good for them, and good for their customers. Anyone who doesn't like it, doesn't have to buy it, and their opinions don't matter one bit.Again, people spend WAY more than that on stuff that is completely worthless to me. Do you know what people are spending on tickets to football games right now? Just to see a bunch of big dudes do a few seconds of action every now and then? It makes no sense! To me! But it's a lot more than $30/month and if that's what brings them joy for their money, then I am happy for them.So if someone wants to buy this and you don't, I don't even know why you think you should have an opinion about it. Are there other ways that you want to tell them how to live their lives, or is it just when it comes to paying for D&D subscriptions?</blockquote>

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