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<blockquote data-quote="Aluvial" data-source="post: 4183673" data-attributes="member: 6862">Do any of you remember the fiasco when 3.0 went online?&nbsp; They changed the website, and announced this big &quot;tune in at at this absolute time&quot; and the site overloaded and crashed.&nbsp; You might get the front page, but forget about navigating about.I see the countdown timer again....&nbsp;&nbsp; I predict...&nbsp;&nbsp; another crash!The reviewer is right though; the site is uninspired, and Dragon and Dungeon going &quot;digital&quot; has been a huge letdown, and I don't care if it is free or not.&nbsp; I certainly wouldn't pay for it. WHERE ARE THE PROMISED COMPILATIONS IN PDF?Also, despite the large amount of good content on the site, the search function really stinks...&nbsp; tryign to search through the archive is dificult, I despise the new Sage Advice, and really don't care for tight menu options.I do like the art preview, the Coming Attractions on the right hand side, and some semblance of a news ticker cycling through the new content...I'd also like to voice disent with those who have the opinion that WotC &quot;can do no wrong.&quot; Yes, they can and frequently do.Anyhow, hopefully with 4e we get a new website, even if takes a few days to be able to log on after launch.Aluvial</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aluvial, post: 4183673, member: 6862"] Do any of you remember the fiasco when 3.0 went online? They changed the website, and announced this big "tune in at at this absolute time" and the site overloaded and crashed. You might get the front page, but forget about navigating about. I see the countdown timer again.... I predict... another crash! The reviewer is right though; the site is uninspired, and Dragon and Dungeon going "digital" has been a huge letdown, and I don't care if it is free or not. I certainly wouldn't pay for it. WHERE ARE THE PROMISED COMPILATIONS IN PDF? Also, despite the large amount of good content on the site, the search function really stinks... tryign to search through the archive is dificult, I despise the new Sage Advice, and really don't care for tight menu options. I do like the art preview, the Coming Attractions on the right hand side, and some semblance of a news ticker cycling through the new content... I'd also like to voice disent with those who have the opinion that WotC "can do no wrong." Yes, they can and frequently do. Anyhow, hopefully with 4e we get a new website, even if takes a few days to be able to log on after launch. Aluvial [/QUOTE]

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