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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 5071515" data-attributes="member: 3400">There were a lot of people who weren't interested in the Polyhedron content, but you know what? After giving it a go and experimenting with it, Paizo listened to customer feedback and got rid of it. Now you're complaining about their attitude for changing the magazines and doing what you wanted in this context even after you said above, in this very post:Paizo listens to its customers and it shows in Pathfinder. The public playtest they ran for the Beta generated a lot of feedback that they used to improve the core rules. Certainly not everybody's favorite feedback or ideas made it into the final, but I believe enough did that I have confidence that the designers listened and considered the feedback carefully.But right now, I can't help but wonder where your argument is going. You posted that:And that leaves me wondering just what axe you're grinding. Considering that Paizo set up a webpage for people with subscriptions to choose their options for remaining credit including: shifting to the Pathfinder subscription, getting back issues, getting store credit, or getting a refund, I have ask you if not one, not a single one, of these options was satisfying given the situation or you're just trying to make hyperbolic points in an argument with someone criticizing WotC's customer service. I would say this to anyone interested in Pathfinder or Paizo, they went pretty far to satisfy people with subscriptions extending beyond their control of Dungeon and Dragon magazines. They've done alright by me both in customer service (hey, I didn't care for the Polyhedron content either and was glad they listened to my feedback and removed it) and in revising the 3.5 rule set to produce the Pathfinder game.If you like 3e at all, then PF can be a very good fit and the PDF of the core rules is available for a very low, aggressive price making checking it out not a very heavy burden. Heck, if you like looking at the rules online without the art (which is excellent), you can even find them for free as part of the Pathfinder System Reference Document. In that way, you have nothing to lose in checking it out.</blockquote>

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