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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfspider" data-source="post: 3875849" data-attributes="member: 300">I don't have a scoop really, just my own intuition and reason, and I doubt that Paizo will share specific figures (although I seem to recall reading that Pathfinder is still doing very well, and that's great to hear).But I have also heard at least a dozen people on various forums say that they have dropped their subscriptions.&nbsp; Even if these 12 people are the only ones in the world who have done so, it does represent a loss of at least some revenue (and all revenue is good revenue).&nbsp; Now, others may have picked up subscriptions to replace them, but that still represents a loss.What I'm really curious about is how Castle Whiterock from Goodman Games will fare.&nbsp; I really love Goodman Games, and I plan on picking up the mega-adventure (probably in electronic format).&nbsp; I wonder how many people who planned on buying it won't now because of the impending release of 4.0....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolfspider, post: 3875849, member: 300"] I don't have a scoop really, just my own intuition and reason, and I doubt that Paizo will share specific figures (although I seem to recall reading that Pathfinder is still doing very well, and that's great to hear). But I have also heard at least a dozen people on various forums say that they have dropped their subscriptions. Even if these 12 people are the only ones in the world who have done so, it does represent a loss of at least some revenue (and all revenue is good revenue). Now, others may have picked up subscriptions to replace them, but that still represents a loss. What I'm really curious about is how Castle Whiterock from Goodman Games will fare. I really love Goodman Games, and I plan on picking up the mega-adventure (probably in electronic format). I wonder how many people who planned on buying it won't now because of the impending release of 4.0.... [/QUOTE]

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