I don't understand the complaints - or rather, I understand them, but don't regard them as valid. It's not that unusual to charge a premium for getting access to something earlier than the other kids. You can pay more to get the product sooner, or pay less (or nothing you wouldn't have been paying anyway) to get them later, whichever seems more reasonable to you. The way I see it everyone wins.
Including Morrus. Assuming ENP follows the pattern we've been told many times WotC follows, where most products sell nearly all they're ever going to within three months of release, this is if anything a way to get extra revenue out of something that would otherwise have been largely inert as a revenue source.
Incidentally, I say this as someone who paid for the entire 3.5 version, albeit mostly at the $1 price.
Including Morrus. Assuming ENP follows the pattern we've been told many times WotC follows, where most products sell nearly all they're ever going to within three months of release, this is if anything a way to get extra revenue out of something that would otherwise have been largely inert as a revenue source.
Incidentally, I say this as someone who paid for the entire 3.5 version, albeit mostly at the $1 price.
