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<blockquote data-quote="Jediking" data-source="post: 6844982" data-attributes="member: 6803126">Congrats on doing well. As someone who nearly always chooses PWYW with $0 (then re-buys for a buck or two if I really enjoyed it), I think the bare minimum I can do is give the author feedback or a review. I had downloaded two great one-shot adventures off one guy and got nearly 10 hours of gameplay, plot hooks, and my group had a blast. So a 2 minute &quot;thanks man, this was great and I liked this part, but there was one little issue that came up in this encounter btw&quot; is the least I can give back. So it's nice for me in that even if I don't want to shell out (yes yes, I am a cheapskate but I'm trying to do better) I can still help in other ways.As an aside, my buddy makes these beautiful wooden fountain pens for Christmas and Bday gifts. And he makes a little bit during Christmas when he is off work and makes a dozen of them for other people to give as gifts. But same deal: after materials, rejected pieces, and spending his vacation time working, it's not that worth it for him. Although they are damn nice pens.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jediking, post: 6844982, member: 6803126"] Congrats on doing well. As someone who nearly always chooses PWYW with $0 (then re-buys for a buck or two if I really enjoyed it), I think the bare minimum I can do is give the author feedback or a review. I had downloaded two great one-shot adventures off one guy and got nearly 10 hours of gameplay, plot hooks, and my group had a blast. So a 2 minute "thanks man, this was great and I liked this part, but there was one little issue that came up in this encounter btw" is the least I can give back. So it's nice for me in that even if I don't want to shell out (yes yes, I am a cheapskate but I'm trying to do better) I can still help in other ways. As an aside, my buddy makes these beautiful wooden fountain pens for Christmas and Bday gifts. And he makes a little bit during Christmas when he is off work and makes a dozen of them for other people to give as gifts. But same deal: after materials, rejected pieces, and spending his vacation time working, it's not that worth it for him. Although they are damn nice pens. [/QUOTE]

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