5 or 6 hardbacks of reference? That's rich! Even when we were playing Rifts I had more books to haul. With D&D it's even worse! But pdf would be great for less-used tomes. Working on ideas for some gelatinous cube miniatures. More stuff to haul...
Nick A On Nov 9, 2011 5:54 PM, "Anestis Kozakis" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On 10 November 2011 11:47, Nicholas Harvey <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Hello all, >> >> Personally I don't see much point in an ereader. I commute via bus every >> day and for that I usually have a book to read. For my usual day then, I >> only have one book or a magazine. Not too much hassle really, I don't need >> my entire library with me everywhere I go. Other people though might jump >> between books a bit more often so their experience might be different. With >> travelling overseas I always find I read a lot less than I expect to so it >> isn't even an issue then. >> >> Cheers, >> Nick > > > I play tabletop RPG's, and sometimes in Organised Play campaigns. A lot > of companies produce their source material in PDF format (at a lower > selling price than the dead-tree version). I kind of prefer carrying > around all the reference material on one device instead of 5 or 6 > hard--cover books. > > Same with reference material for my job (I am IT). > > Anestis. > -- > Anestis Kozakis | [email protected] | http://www.akozakis.id.au/ >
