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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Iuz" data-source="post: 1686913" data-attributes="member: 20088">Buzzardo, as a module writer is there not a very valuable piece of information to be gleaned from the aformentioned thread and your own statements?If modules (by definition according to you) must have railroading, and there are an enourmous number of gamers who don't like railroading, then perhaps modules (as you define them) are not what you should be writing.Call them open ended modules or call them settings or anything else that suits you, but that's what a whole whack of people seem to want.Me personally, what I would like to see is the generic aspect seen in many modules combined with the type of information seen in many settings. Give me a small town (or a castle, or a neighborhood, or an organization)that's mapped, NPCed and complete with a dozen hooks. I used to buy 20 or more modules a year, but haven't bought a single one in the past 9 years. If you want my dollars then you will need to start making products that meet my needs.</blockquote>