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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 5663239" data-attributes="member: 23977">Sure, some editions would require more input then others, but I think they could do it. Maybe a book of just the descriptive stuff, and then a book for each edition with the crunch stuff. Maybe go back and read what I said?  I never said anything would be financially viable- My question was IF there is money to be made by selling to multiple editions then why not? Can you give me any solid reason aside from you assuming there is no money to be made?For instance I can understand the argument Pour made- if they take resources away from the current edition the fans of 4e (myself) suffer.But the argument there's no money to be made is a poor one unless you have figures to back that up, and since neither of us have those figures we really can't debate about the financial aspect. It's easy to pretend or simply say you "know" something on the internet when you don't. I'm pretty much done having a debate about any sort of financial aspect. As far as I'm aware neither of us have that info.You can even give me a reason why you think it's bad...For instance you could say something like I think it might get too confusing especially for new players, if they sell multiple versions of the same thing at once... But saying:  is a statement that demands some sort of proof. Hey you could even amend it to "I don't think there would be money in it"  and I would be cool with that as your opinion.</blockquote>

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