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<blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 3749006" data-attributes="member: 53">I was digging through my various RPG stuff this weekend when I thought struck me about this edition change.Pretty much everything I have for RPGs prior to 3.5 consisted of softback books and the occasional boxed set.&nbsp; 3.5 however largely consists of hardback books.&nbsp; At least for me, it's much easier to store my softback books in such a way that I can pull out the ones I want, or simply browses through them, than it will be to store all those cursed hardback books.&nbsp; I have magazine boxes that I use for my RPG storage (like comic boxes, but magazine size).&nbsp; They are easy to look through, and easy to store away.Hardback books, on the other hand, don't really fit well.&nbsp; Plus, weight is a big issue.All the discussion about &quot;I have all these books that I wouldn't use for 4E&quot; makes more sense to me now.&nbsp; It's not the amount of product, but the weight of all those hardbacks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glyfair, post: 3749006, member: 53"] I was digging through my various RPG stuff this weekend when I thought struck me about this edition change. Pretty much everything I have for RPGs prior to 3.5 consisted of softback books and the occasional boxed set. 3.5 however largely consists of hardback books. At least for me, it's much easier to store my softback books in such a way that I can pull out the ones I want, or simply browses through them, than it will be to store all those cursed hardback books. I have magazine boxes that I use for my RPG storage (like comic boxes, but magazine size). They are easy to look through, and easy to store away. Hardback books, on the other hand, don't really fit well. Plus, weight is a big issue. All the discussion about "I have all these books that I wouldn't use for 4E" makes more sense to me now. It's not the amount of product, but the weight of all those hardbacks. [/QUOTE]

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