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This problem is also the case with any platform where you can't download your products. We each have to recognize that, when we're paying for a product on a platform like D&D Beyond, Demiplane, or Roll 20 – it's a temporary license we pay for, not a product. I'm not sure that's the same with Foundry or Fantasy Grounds – someone will have to clarify that for me.
If you can't download it, put it on a USB drive, and stick it in a safe deposit box, you don't own it.
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PlayStation keeps reminding us why digital ownership sucks
Time to buy physical games again?
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This problem is also the case with any platform where you can't download your products. We each have to recognize that, when we're paying for a product on a platform like D&D Beyond, Demiplane, or Roll 20 – it's a temporary license we pay for, not a product. I'm not sure that's the same with Foundry or Fantasy Grounds – someone will have to clarify that for me.
If you can't download it, put it on a USB drive, and stick it in a safe deposit box, you don't own it.