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<blockquote data-quote="ThirdWizard" data-source="post: 5551102" data-attributes="member: 12037">I really want to do this now! Too bad I don't have the resources to do so. That would be the biggest paradigm shift for consumers to make. Not to say it would have to be that way. There could be free aspects, one time buy aspects, and subscription aspects.So for example, a one time buy of a base rulebook means you get errata for free on it. Then they could release some free bonus material, say a free adventure, and anyone could access it for no cost. Paying subscribers would be able to access things like interactive encounter modules from the adventure that could be used in an encounter tracker or VT or somesuch.That would do a lot to encourage subscriptions without requiring it. And, any actual data you download could be used in perpetuity. I especially like the idea there of a free adventure with bonus uses unlocked via subscriptions that aren't necessary to run it but offer ease of life benefits. That encourages subscription with a carrot approach.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThirdWizard, post: 5551102, member: 12037"] I really want to do this now! Too bad I don't have the resources to do so. That would be the biggest paradigm shift for consumers to make. Not to say it would have to be that way. There could be free aspects, one time buy aspects, and subscription aspects. So for example, a one time buy of a base rulebook means you get errata for free on it. Then they could release some free bonus material, say a free adventure, and anyone could access it for no cost. Paying subscribers would be able to access things like interactive encounter modules from the adventure that could be used in an encounter tracker or VT or somesuch. That would do a lot to encourage subscriptions without requiring it. And, any actual data you download could be used in perpetuity. I especially like the idea there of a free adventure with bonus uses unlocked via subscriptions that aren't necessary to run it but offer ease of life benefits. That encourages subscription with a carrot approach. [/QUOTE]

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