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<blockquote data-quote="bento" data-source="post: 3466954" data-attributes="member: 36597"><p>I'm probably going to go offline for a few days because I'm getting tired of all the hate.</p><p></p><p>Rather than be constructive and throwing out ideas of what could be coming down the pike from WoTC, many of you are hating just because WoTC is trying something different. </p><p></p><p>Yes they are doing it to make money, but by making money they are also extending the lifeblood of our hobby. You can't make tons of money on intellectual property and kill it at the same time. If the new paid content is well done and brings in more people, the hobby survives. </p><p></p><p>For those of you who say when your buying a Dungeon/Dragon magazine from the FLGS that you're supporting their business, well your not. Magazines have a very low profit margin. If you really wanted to help out your FLGS you'd plunk down the $25 to $40 for a new hard cover. Instead I'm sure many of you are slinking over to Amazon because they have great deals.</p><p></p><p>Me, I'm going to wait and see what comes out from WoTC. I already have high hopes for Paizo's new directions. Online content is the reason I've probably stayed interested in RPGs for the past several years, as I can always look forward to something new coming along without feeling tied to going to a physical retail outlet. Did that with comics for 20+ years and it gets tiring to always make the trip on Tuesdays/Thursdays to get new product. Browsing through the WoTC, Paizo, RPGNow, ENWorld and Reaper web sites is something I can do from the comfort of my home.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bento, post: 3466954, member: 36597"] I'm probably going to go offline for a few days because I'm getting tired of all the hate. Rather than be constructive and throwing out ideas of what could be coming down the pike from WoTC, many of you are hating just because WoTC is trying something different. Yes they are doing it to make money, but by making money they are also extending the lifeblood of our hobby. You can't make tons of money on intellectual property and kill it at the same time. If the new paid content is well done and brings in more people, the hobby survives. For those of you who say when your buying a Dungeon/Dragon magazine from the FLGS that you're supporting their business, well your not. Magazines have a very low profit margin. If you really wanted to help out your FLGS you'd plunk down the $25 to $40 for a new hard cover. Instead I'm sure many of you are slinking over to Amazon because they have great deals. Me, I'm going to wait and see what comes out from WoTC. I already have high hopes for Paizo's new directions. Online content is the reason I've probably stayed interested in RPGs for the past several years, as I can always look forward to something new coming along without feeling tied to going to a physical retail outlet. Did that with comics for 20+ years and it gets tiring to always make the trip on Tuesdays/Thursdays to get new product. Browsing through the WoTC, Paizo, RPGNow, ENWorld and Reaper web sites is something I can do from the comfort of my home. [/QUOTE]
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