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<blockquote data-quote="Kzach" data-source="post: 5253908" data-attributes="member: 56189">As much as I love having the physical books for 4e, I find myself at a complete loss as to why I should ever buy any, ever again. The sheer volume of errata and mechanics changes that come out, whilst I'm in favour of them, make the books redundant before they've even hit the shelves.Wouldn't it be great, however, if for a much lower price, you could print updated versions of the books through a POD service? Imagine having a fully updated version of PHB 1?If the price was, say, a quarter of the price of a normal book, I could see a lot of people going for this concept as they could repurchase a copy every six months or so to always have a fully updated, nice, shiny, dead-tree at their fingertips.So what do you think of this idea? Should WotC attempt something like this? Would you buy a couple or three copies a year, as errata comes out and is included in the POD versions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kzach, post: 5253908, member: 56189"] As much as I love having the physical books for 4e, I find myself at a complete loss as to why I should ever buy any, ever again. The sheer volume of errata and mechanics changes that come out, whilst I'm in favour of them, make the books redundant before they've even hit the shelves. Wouldn't it be great, however, if for a much lower price, you could print updated versions of the books through a POD service? Imagine having a fully updated version of PHB 1? If the price was, say, a quarter of the price of a normal book, I could see a lot of people going for this concept as they could repurchase a copy every six months or so to always have a fully updated, nice, shiny, dead-tree at their fingertips. So what do you think of this idea? Should WotC attempt something like this? Would you buy a couple or three copies a year, as errata comes out and is included in the POD versions? [/QUOTE]

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