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| #1janceSep 15, 2009 16:11:31 | Is there any chance having Dragon issues 361, 362, 363 and Dungeon issues 151, 152, 153, 154 compiled into PDFs? I've been waiting patiently for WotC to complete this for over a year now (going on two). When this has been asked about before on the forum before the answer always seemed to be "soon" and eventually WotC started ignoring the question all together. Can you please put out an official statement whether you are still planning to do this or if you are not please put out a statement to that effect. An answer either way would be greatly appreciated. |
| #2janceSep 29, 2009 11:49:43 | Any answer for this to this question? |
| #3mkallSep 30, 2009 0:05:23 | IIRC, there wasn't a lot of articles during that time, hence there will be no issues because there was no content.
Issue 360 was published close enough to on time, to proove that they could do something with their newly aquired publishing license. Then there was nothing as (assuming) there was a lot of behind-the-scenes reoginizing going along. As such there was little to no content to publish. |
| #4janceSep 30, 2009 16:46:43 |
I thought there was a decent amount of content available in the earliest issues. Not what they said they would have and not when they said it would be ready. I'd have to double check my facts, but I recall they had enough to compile the first Dragon issue into a PDF. The other issues were about the same size until they got their act together for Dragon #364 and Dungeon #155 going forward. I just took a look at the Dragon/Dungeon Archive portion of the web site and see it has been changed since I was last there. Nothing is listed before Dragon #364 and Dungeon #155 now. That leads me to my own conclusion that project has been scrapped and swept under the rug. Most likely WotC is hoping people forget their original plans. All I was really after was an "Official" answer to what the current status was and if they changed their plans. For the most part I want WotC to show a little integrity and own up to their decisions and make straight forward statements if their plans change even if they think it will be unpopular. Pushing the issue away saying you'll have it soon over and over again and eventually refusing to even acknowledge the question is a pretty lame way to deal with the issue. |
| #5PaulonOct 01, 2009 4:01:09 | I printed to PDF to keep copies of the non-compiled issues. It might not be worth doing for Dungeon 154, but there was a fair amount of content to compile for Dragon and the other Dungeon issues. Note that the total for Dragon includes Ampersands, editorials and the other columns as well as the features, and the totals for Dungeon adventures should be added to the article count for final totals. For the record, here's a count of what I've got archived, not including art galleries where they had them or I saved what was used.
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