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<blockquote data-quote="Vocenoctum" data-source="post: 3648990" data-attributes="member: 2477">I don't think they all suck now, and they certainly haven't always sucked. I've liked plenty of Wizards online adventures myself and plenty of the articles are nice, if short. I think the DI will give them an influx of resources that will greatly improve it and have no doubt that articles on par with Dragon &amp; Dungeon will be present.As someone that was letting my magazine subscriptions lapse because the magazine had grown repetitious for me, I'll give the DI a chance before proclaiming Paizo's staff the absolute masters of the format.I had a Pyramid subscription a while ago and it was fun. It's definetly nice to get updates more frequent than monthly. The long term usefulness WILL depend on the material being downloadable in some manner for me.Dragon and Dungeon have changed through the years many times, and while I appreciate the Paizo loyalty repeatedly shared, and the folks that like printed books (which I do), I can't judge material before it exists, so I'll wait to see whether the new DI is a worthy successor to the magazines.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vocenoctum, post: 3648990, member: 2477"] I don't think they all suck now, and they certainly haven't always sucked. I've liked plenty of Wizards online adventures myself and plenty of the articles are nice, if short. I think the DI will give them an influx of resources that will greatly improve it and have no doubt that articles on par with Dragon & Dungeon will be present. As someone that was letting my magazine subscriptions lapse because the magazine had grown repetitious for me, I'll give the DI a chance before proclaiming Paizo's staff the absolute masters of the format. I had a Pyramid subscription a while ago and it was fun. It's definetly nice to get updates more frequent than monthly. The long term usefulness WILL depend on the material being downloadable in some manner for me. Dragon and Dungeon have changed through the years many times, and while I appreciate the Paizo loyalty repeatedly shared, and the folks that like printed books (which I do), I can't judge material before it exists, so I'll wait to see whether the new DI is a worthy successor to the magazines. [/QUOTE]

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