People by packs marketed as collector packs? What are they collecting?Where did you get the notion you own anything in this game? Even all the content you've paid for over the years isn't owned by you. You paid for access, not ownership.
Limited time access to things other people don't have access to.People by packs marketed as collector packs? What are they collecting?
Hi I am part of the "Many of us" group. That's not what I was getting at at all. I'm not accusing you of being some sort of hanger on who isn't willing to pay for the game. I'm just saying that of all the reasons to withold your cash yours is an almost infintely unlikely outcome. Bad phrasing on my part I guess.Bad take. Many of us here spent on DDO easily 10s of times over the price of a regular game that we'd normally get to keep forever. The notion that I get to play this game for FREE and that I am some sort of a rogue for asking this is ridiculous.
Reading is fundamental.Cool story, bro. That's like saying if the parts department of my dealership were a publicly traded company, then they would be traded as a penny stock. I guess you can say it, but it makes no sense.
Such a shame that an internationally renown brand is left to such decay like this.There is no chance of what the OP wants happening.
SSG have a licence to use D&D, and at some point that licence will expire. It may or may not be renewed depending on the commercial agreements between SSG and Hasbro (WotC). If not renewed DDO is dead and gone. Putting stuff that they don't own into the public domain is simply never going to happen, not legally.
If you buy a physical copy of the PHB you can't legally scan and put that up on the internet. And that's why the DDO source will never be legally available.
Good for you! Embrace the Feywild in your "argument." No need to make sense when you can just sling insults!Reading is fundamental.
"If SSG was a public company, the shares would be a penny stock right now".