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<blockquote data-quote="Arnwyn" data-source="post: 1244425" data-attributes="member: 7701">I know... but it's generalizing on something that may or may not be true.Because, as a consumer, it indicates that there's a good chance that my gaming needs won't be met by d20 companies. And obviously, as a consumer, that's scary. If I generally enjoy the hobby, but realize that my needs aren't being met, and after a while discover that that more books are have little to no utility to me (and my time requirements for the game increases)... well, the hobby may just be &quot;moving on without me&quot;.Believe me, I know - this concept has been drilled into my head enough. But (again, as a consumer) - I don't give a hoot. All I care about is what I need for my game to keep the hobby enjoyable and not &quot;work&quot;. That's why it's scary. (Further, I don't think that &quot;liking modules&quot; is such an aberrant behavior for a DM... but maybe it really is in this current D&amp;D climate.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arnwyn, post: 1244425, member: 7701"] I know... but it's generalizing on something that may or may not be true. Because, as a consumer, it indicates that there's a good chance that my gaming needs won't be met by d20 companies. And obviously, as a consumer, that's scary. If I generally enjoy the hobby, but realize that my needs aren't being met, and after a while discover that that more books are have little to no utility to me (and my time requirements for the game increases)... well, the hobby may just be "moving on without me". Believe me, I know - this concept has been drilled into my head enough. But (again, as a consumer) - I don't give a hoot. All I care about is what I need for my game to keep the hobby enjoyable and not "work". That's why it's scary. (Further, I don't think that "liking modules" is such an aberrant behavior for a DM... but maybe it really is in this current D&D climate.) [/QUOTE]

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