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Message: <blockquote data-quote="payn" data-source="post: 9740231" data-attributes="member: 90374">The sticker price games are certainly psychological. I recall folks back in the day that bought a pack of cigs every single night. I asked them why they didnt buy them by the carton, and they said, "cartons are too expensive." They didnt understand the bulk discount and saving potential becasue the small amount seemed more reasonable.Though, a twice a year product would need to cover quite a few levels. You would be looking at a full campaign in the traditional sense. I think what folks have been finding out over the years is that groups either dont stick together that long, or they tire of the same characters and campaign before they reach the finish line. I think thats a big reason why the APs stayed monthly, but stopped being two campaigns a year (even though PF2 was designed to be easier to run all the way to 20!). So, im guessing this format does the duty of more than just physical product logistics. It helps revamp the staff writing and prioduction cycle, works better with typical RPG group timings, etc.. The big strength of the Pathfinder Line is the sheer amoutn of setting and adventure info available. Keeping at least 4 stories a year will keep the meter running. You and me both. The times they are a changin. -Bob Dylan ripping somebody off probably</blockquote>