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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cergorach" data-source="post: 9441085" data-attributes="member: 725">I don't agree with that.Business should never do what their fans demand. They should do what is good business. The customer isn't always right, more often the customer is wrong, very wrong. Alienating their customer base is bad business, going back on that change is good business. That it's also what fans demanded, is a nice coincidence though...And I fully expect that some of the fanbase will keep reminding everyone what Paizo did is pretty darned similar of what WotC did and that they aren't the 'fan' competition to WotC/D&D that many fans like to paint them as 'saints'. I'll certainly remember.Paizo makes money from making products in formats that people want, are not insanely expensive and safe them time. I haven't been buying physical Paizo products for over a decade. They sell actual PDFs, they price the rulebooks at 1/3rd of the physical book price ($20 for each of the core rulebooks) other books in PDF depend on the product. And they have awesome VTT products for Foundry VTT. And let's not forget all the nice Humble Bundles that attract potential customers...</blockquote>