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Should they price DDI the way people actually use it?
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<blockquote data-quote="TheFindus" data-source="post: 5446435" data-attributes="member: 75791"><p>There is more to the CB than advancing your character. You get the full character ruleset, with items, powers and new additions to the game without having to buy the rule books.</p><p>The subscription offers more than that as well. You get the magazines. And even though the content is nothing compared to what it was back in 3.x times, the total offer is worth 6 euros a month in my opinion. It makes a good birthday present. And I spent much more on books in 3.x times. I spent 14 euros a month on the magazines alone. 4E saves me a lot of money.</p><p> </p><p>But I think that they should offer different subscription fees for people who only want to use the CB. Another fee for those who will only want to read Dragon magazine. And they should offer a group rebate for the use of the CB.</p><p> </p><p>While those are the wishes of a gamer, I am not sure if that makes sense businesswise. I can wish all I want: if they think it is bad for business, WotC will not do it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheFindus, post: 5446435, member: 75791"] There is more to the CB than advancing your character. You get the full character ruleset, with items, powers and new additions to the game without having to buy the rule books. The subscription offers more than that as well. You get the magazines. And even though the content is nothing compared to what it was back in 3.x times, the total offer is worth 6 euros a month in my opinion. It makes a good birthday present. And I spent much more on books in 3.x times. I spent 14 euros a month on the magazines alone. 4E saves me a lot of money. But I think that they should offer different subscription fees for people who only want to use the CB. Another fee for those who will only want to read Dragon magazine. And they should offer a group rebate for the use of the CB. While those are the wishes of a gamer, I am not sure if that makes sense businesswise. I can wish all I want: if they think it is bad for business, WotC will not do it. [/QUOTE]
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