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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Acid_crash" data-source="post: 3471577" data-attributes="member: 16278">Here's the thing about the whole situation as far as my opinion goes...After hearing of the announcement, I was amazed and shocked.  I had been purchasing these magazines off and on ever since 3e came out, and I am surprised that they are cancelling them.I think going straight online is a bad idea.  It could be good, but I know a whole lot of people in my area who purchase the magazines.  They are a staple of what makes D&D the game it is.  IMO they seem that way.I know a whole lotta people who don't get online to look up any D&D information.  They buy the books on the shelves, they skim or purchase the magazines, and that's what they use.  Now I'm sure that WotC will have announcements leading up to the final magazine that will tell everyone what they have in store, but I don't think all that many people will go for it.  Well, as we can obviously tell, not initially.So, yes I'm pissed off as all hell, but Paizo have already picked up their slack, they have a plan and they are executing it.  WotC has something in store as well, and I'm sure it will be something cool, but only time will tell.In the end, yes, I think this idea to cancel these magazines is just stupid.  Plain ole stupid.  I had to say it as calmly as I possibly could.</blockquote>