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<blockquote data-quote="Turjan" data-source="post: 4550624" data-attributes="member: 3477">Yes, I guess that's the decision everyone has to make. I see the advantages of an LGS: Personally, I might have saved money by buying substantially less there, because I hesitate a bit more when buying in person than when I buy online. But that's a personal thing and not necessarily relevant to the discussion.I have one LGS, and I have been there twice. The experiences were mixed. I buy stuff at amazon. I'd just like to add that not only the LGS are hurting. A couple of weeks ago, I bought an RPG book (for Changeling) at my local Borders, which I usually don't do, but now did because I had a 40% off coupon. In the end, that's about the ballpark of the amazon price, if I take sales tax into account. Shortly thereafter, I got another one of their survey links, where they wanted to know how much I spend for books per year and what percentage I buy online and where online. I guess they didn't like the answer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Turjan, post: 4550624, member: 3477"] Yes, I guess that's the decision everyone has to make. I see the advantages of an LGS: Personally, I might have saved money by buying substantially less there, because I hesitate a bit more when buying in person than when I buy online. But that's a personal thing and not necessarily relevant to the discussion. I have one LGS, and I have been there twice. The experiences were mixed. I buy stuff at amazon. I'd just like to add that not only the LGS are hurting. A couple of weeks ago, I bought an RPG book (for Changeling) at my local Borders, which I usually don't do, but now did because I had a 40% off coupon. In the end, that's about the ballpark of the amazon price, if I take sales tax into account. Shortly thereafter, I got another one of their survey links, where they wanted to know how much I spend for books per year and what percentage I buy online and where online. I guess they didn't like the answer. [/QUOTE]

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