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<blockquote data-quote="DM_Jeff" data-source="post: 3464104" data-attributes="member: 3687">&gt;&gt;&gt;&quot;For me, magazines are for reading on the couch in the middle of the night, or taking on the bus, or reading in bed on a lazy sunday morning.&quot;&gt;&gt;&gt;&quot;I like the freedom of taking my text anywhere I want to read it be it an easy chair, outside on the porch, or lying in bed waiting for sleep to come.&quot;This is the crux of this whole announcement to me. I was first shocked, and that was followed by phone call to my wife (whose few Dragon articles ran from 1997 through 2004). Now reading the eulogies here I'm just sad. I'm not outraged, but just sad. I mean, I subscribed in 1980. I've had those magazines, and still have them, longer than any friend, longer than my house, my wife, my car, and now they'll be gone. It's just a little tough to take. It literally is like an old friend that showed up each month and helped me remember why I love the game so much!I'm not mad at WotC, if business is business then whatever. I like their hardcovers and will still be buying them. What could they possibly offer that would want me to subscribe to something online? I can't think of anything vital to my D&amp;D game that would have me pay for some online offering. I'll remain open, but I read Dungeon &amp; Dragon because of the two quotes I used above from others. I sit at my computer all day, and when I get home, unplug me!&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> I have high hopes for Pathfinder, and wish the folks at Piazo all the best. It sounds exciting, and I look forward to at least giving it a shot. And hey, these next few months should be some of the best issues of both magazines yet. Still, we'll be raising a glass with you all tonight. -DM Jeff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DM_Jeff, post: 3464104, member: 3687"] >>>"[COLOR=Red]For me, magazines are for reading on the couch in the middle of the night, or taking on the bus, or reading in bed on a lazy sunday morning."[/COLOR] >>>"[COLOR=DarkGreen]I like the freedom of taking my text anywhere I want to read it be it an easy chair, outside on the porch, or lying in bed waiting for sleep to come."[/COLOR] This is the crux of this whole announcement to me. I was first shocked, and that was followed by phone call to my wife (whose few Dragon articles ran from 1997 through 2004). Now reading the eulogies here I'm just sad. I'm not outraged, but just sad. I mean, I subscribed in 1980. I've had those magazines, and still have them, longer than any friend, longer than my house, my wife, my car, and now they'll be gone. It's just a little tough to take. It literally is like an old friend that showed up each month and helped me remember why I love the game so much! I'm not mad at WotC, if business is business then whatever. I like their hardcovers and will still be buying them. What could they possibly offer that would want me to subscribe to something online? I can't think of anything [B]vital [/B] to my D&D game that would have me pay for some online offering. I'll remain open, but I read Dungeon & Dragon [I]because [/I] of the two quotes I used above from others. I sit at my computer all day, and when I get home, unplug me! :) I have high hopes for Pathfinder, and wish the folks at Piazo all the best. It sounds exciting, and I look forward to at least giving it a shot. And hey, these next few months should be some of the best issues of both magazines yet. Still, we'll be raising a glass with you all tonight. -DM Jeff [/QUOTE]

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