Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pbartender" data-source="post: 2092874" data-attributes="member: 7533">Sorry, I seemed to have dropped the "to me" that should be adorning the end of my previous post.  Again, sorry about that.Oh, I did take a long, hard look at it.  It wasn't a matter of it not being worth my time, it was more about it being worth my money.  Regardless of the content, it's a rather expensive book as far as most gamers' budgets are concerned.  While there are parts of it I might use occasionally, I certainly won't use all of it, and the parts I do use can only really be used once.A massive city book, on the other hand, would see a lot of use by me and my group, if well done.  I be much more likely to use everything in the book, even if I split it between several towns.  Plus, characters will return to a city and interact with its inhabitants repeatedly, whereas character rarely return to a dungeon, once it's been sacked and looted.I could justify the cost of a massive city book, but I can't do the same for a dungeon book.And I congratulate them wholeheartedly for it.  I hope they keep it up.  Their first daring risk, while admittedly impressive and well-done, was, as you put it, just not my cuppa tea.On the other hand, a city book, if done as well, I would suck down in great gasping gulps.</blockquote>