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<blockquote data-quote="salvaterra" data-source="post: 6402451" data-attributes="member: 6777046">(first: sorry for the bad english) I do not know if this is an issue of the books printed in my country (Brazil), but we soon learned that fully open a hardcover book inevitably will destroy it in no time. I buy large and heavy rpg books in hardcover for over 17 years and my first books had their bindings broken until I learned how to keep the books open at an angle of no more than 120 degrees to read. Lately I started buying imported books, and these seem to have a binding of higher quality, but I'm very accustomed to be careful to test them. I always saw people in movies and comic opening their books in a completely open-angle and always found it strange and painful due to my experience with these books. I have the PHB for a month already. I read it completely and consult every day and for now he is in perfect condition, but I cant tell if it's because of the way that handling it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="salvaterra, post: 6402451, member: 6777046"] (first: sorry for the bad english) I do not know if this is an issue of the books printed in my country (Brazil), but we soon learned that fully open a hardcover book inevitably will destroy it in no time. I buy large and heavy rpg books in hardcover for over 17 years and my first books had their bindings broken until I learned how to keep the books open at an angle of no more than 120 degrees to read. Lately I started buying imported books, and these seem to have a binding of higher quality, but I'm very accustomed to be careful to test them. I always saw people in movies and comic opening their books in a completely open-angle and always found it strange and painful due to my experience with these books. I have the PHB for a month already. I read it completely and consult every day and for now he is in perfect condition, but I cant tell if it's because of the way that handling it. [/QUOTE]

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