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Message: <blockquote data-quote="woodelf" data-source="post: 2398155" data-attributes="member: 10201">Really? You mean the threat of no more new D&D products, or significantly-higher-priced D&D products, isn't enough incentive to pay that extra $6? Or do you mean something else by "love of D&D"?But then, i guess i've never been a comparison shopper. And, no, it's not because i'm rolling in the dough--i've only gotten into 5 digits of income 3 years in my entire life. I go to a store that i trust and think does a good job and therefore i want to continue to exist, and buy whatever it is if it's affordable, and don't if it isn't. The fact that there might be a place that has it cheaper just doesn't enter into the equation, so long as the price i find it for is reasonable (by my standards). And if it isn't to be found for a price i consider reasonable, and it's not food, etc., i do without, or wait until i have more money. Sure, i compare for big purchases, but, mostly, i decide what something is worth to me, and shop until i find something beneath that threshhold. Then i stop, because it's as cheap or cheaper than the value i put on the good, so there's no need to find it even cheaper.  Doing my part to stop that trend. My money doesn't go to Blockbuster or Hollywood--i'll do without before i'll rent a video there. Of course, the fact that i (1) am not much of a video renter (probably <1/mo, over the long haul) and (2) live in a city with at least 3 thriving independent video stores, all of which have far better selection than any chain store i've ever been in, probably helps with that.</blockquote>

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