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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 5472016" data-attributes="member: 4348">I'm a little confused here...you put down C&amp;C english and don't see the parallels with bad grammar in Paizo....I think you are looking at things through tinted glasses...I'd probably have as much red on Paizo products as Trolllord products.This is why there is irony in the entire conversation about editing of RPG books.&nbsp; Everyone seems to ignore their own favorite brand whilst pointing out STYLISTIC errors (not GRAMMAR typically) in other RPG books.I see it all the time where people try to put their own writing style into their editing.&nbsp; Let's be clear...I'm NOT impressed with ANY RPG company's (well there is one that is decent, but if I stated it, people in the know of what I do WOULD SAY I'm being biased) writing or editing.&nbsp; I'm not put off by any of them either...UNLESS it actually interferes with my understanding of their rules.Paizo doesn't fall into that boat and Trolllords do not fall in that lot either.&nbsp; They both put out decently readable products.If you talk about formats...at least webformats...RPG.net has the worst FORMAT of most websites that I've been too.&nbsp; People commenting of format styles from that site should work on improving THAT site first.&nbsp; It's almost impossible to find things specific on that site, I end up using google to find anything, if I even visit.Color me unimpressed with comments found on any threads there...and any crossflow to here from that thread.&nbsp; They need to repair their own stuff first...at least they've improved it a little bit from a few years ago, but it still needs a LOT of work.Edit PS:&nbsp; More on the topic, I don't think I'd buy the PDF...but then as a general rule I don't buy PDF's that are over 0.00 in costs anyways.&nbsp; I don't like reading on a computer.&nbsp; I prefer to browse hardcopy.&nbsp; If I WERE going to do things via a computer, I probably still wouldn't buy Trolllord's PDFs, not in my price range.&nbsp; For Pathfinder, I wouldn't use their PDF, I'd just use there rules that are already online.&nbsp; Easy to go to what you need, and THAT is actually REALLY WELL FORMATTED IN MY OPINION for a website.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 5472016, member: 4348"] I'm a little confused here...you put down C&C english and don't see the parallels with bad grammar in Paizo.... I think you are looking at things through tinted glasses... I'd probably have as much red on Paizo products as Trolllord products. This is why there is irony in the entire conversation about editing of RPG books. Everyone seems to ignore their own favorite brand whilst pointing out STYLISTIC errors (not GRAMMAR typically) in other RPG books. I see it all the time where people try to put their own writing style into their editing. Let's be clear...I'm NOT impressed with ANY RPG company's (well there is one that is decent, but if I stated it, people in the know of what I do WOULD SAY I'm being biased) writing or editing. I'm not put off by any of them either...UNLESS it actually interferes with my understanding of their rules. Paizo doesn't fall into that boat and Trolllords do not fall in that lot either. They both put out decently readable products. If you talk about formats...at least webformats...RPG.net has the worst FORMAT of most websites that I've been too. People commenting of format styles from that site should work on improving THAT site first. It's almost impossible to find things specific on that site, I end up using google to find anything, if I even visit. Color me unimpressed with comments found on any threads there...and any crossflow to here from that thread. They need to repair their own stuff first...at least they've improved it a little bit from a few years ago, but it still needs a LOT of work. Edit PS: More on the topic, I don't think I'd buy the PDF...but then as a general rule I don't buy PDF's that are over 0.00 in costs anyways. I don't like reading on a computer. I prefer to browse hardcopy. If I WERE going to do things via a computer, I probably still wouldn't buy Trolllord's PDFs, not in my price range. For Pathfinder, I wouldn't use their PDF, I'd just use there rules that are already online. Easy to go to what you need, and THAT is actually REALLY WELL FORMATTED IN MY OPINION for a website. [/QUOTE]

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