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I have definitely seen this over a year ago alreadyThis is new!
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I have definitely seen this over a year ago alreadyThis is new!
if only it came as a PDFPlanescape is 49.99 integrated into Beyond, but 29.99 without integration
All companies ignore what customers prefer. Customers prefer you to freely give them product in every medium and fully integrated with every digital tool previously in existence, currently in existence and that will ever be in existence, or at the very least to do so at extremely low cost, as a one time payment instead of a never ending reoccuring payment.I don’t know what that means. If it means WOtC is big enough to get away with ignoring what many customers prefer, I agree with you.
What does that mean? What are "dynamics" here?Yea. Dynamics are different.
Except customer satisfaction. And people complain when I point out that maximizing profits is all they care about.Of the top of my head? They have more volume so get better deals with publisers and distributors. The economics of scale are different. Many companies are forced to release PDFs because that has been a major source of sales and profits, selling books I'd less profitable for them. Last, but not least because they are the biggest, practically any store that supports TTRPGs will have a D&D section. Having books in stores drives sales.
Now of course WOTC has even less motivation because they have DDB. There's just not much upside to them selling PDFs.
I think the complaints may relate to the frequency with which you point that out, rather than the fact that you point that out.Except customer satisfaction. And people complain when I point out that maximizing profits is all they care about.
This has been the case since very early (if not from the beginning) in the life of DDB.I have definitely seen this over a year ago already
Point taken.I think the complaints may relate to the frequency with which you point that out, rather than the fact that you point that out.
The Weather Channel (ie Accuweather) is a REALLY bad example here. The only thing they are doing is offering up the info that the NWS is making freely available.This is the first time in my life I've heard an API called anti-competitive.
Is the Weather Channel anti-competitive?
Sure!The Weather Channel (ie Accuweather) is a REALLY bad example here. The only thing they are doing is offering up the info that the NWS is making freely available.
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