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<blockquote data-quote="Dannager" data-source="post: 5485021" data-attributes="member: 73683">And, of course, the problem is that there's no such thing as a list of historical core classes, beyond (very arguably) the fighter, wizard, cleric and rogue/thief. There's just the list of classes that came with a particular book you were comfortable with (the 3e/3.5e PHB), and that list of classes, as it so happens, did not line up exactly with the list of classes in the 4e PHB.I'm having a hard time figuring out what you do and don't like when it comes to subscriptions. I mean, if you're against the idea of &quot;renting&quot; access to materials, you ought to have no problems with Paizo's model, which is simply an agreement to pay for a year's worth of books shipped to your house ahead of time. The other alternative is that you're against the idea of being &quot;shackled&quot; to a subscription for your entertainment. Do you not have a cable/sat/Netflix subscription? If you do, is there a reason you're cool with subscribing to entertainment when it's on your TV, but not when it comes to your gaming needs?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannager, post: 5485021, member: 73683"] And, of course, the problem is that there's no such thing as a list of historical core classes, beyond (very arguably) the fighter, wizard, cleric and rogue/thief. There's just the list of classes that came with a particular book you were comfortable with (the 3e/3.5e PHB), and that list of classes, as it so happens, did not line up exactly with the list of classes in the 4e PHB. I'm having a hard time figuring out what you do and don't like when it comes to subscriptions. I mean, if you're against the idea of "renting" access to materials, you ought to have no problems with Paizo's model, which is simply an agreement to pay for a year's worth of books shipped to your house ahead of time. The other alternative is that you're against the idea of being "shackled" to a subscription for your entertainment. Do you not have a cable/sat/Netflix subscription? If you do, is there a reason you're cool with subscribing to entertainment when it's on your TV, but not when it comes to your gaming needs? [/QUOTE]

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