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Originally Posted by mirtos
Other web developers might want to build a different sort of website or sites for their campaigns (different from the Players View), and other people might simply want to plug it into word, or acrobat to make their own PDFs, or many other things. I think thats what EightBitz and I were alluding to in earlier posts (If Im incorrect EightBitz, I apologize for speaking on your behalf.
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No, that's mostly correct. The one thing I would add is that I often prefer reading offline as well. Even if I buy someone else's game to run, I would most likely want to print it out, at least in parts, to study and make notes so I'm better prepared to run it.
The worst game I ever played was with a DM who had done no prep and no studying and was running a canned adventure. He was reading from the module, word for word. No imagination, no elaboration, no embellishment, no style. No fun.
I don't want to run games like that, and I don't want to be tied to my monitor for prep and study.
I understand the complications for Rob. I'm just speaking my mind.