Let's just create a new world police force that does not have to answer to the courts, the public or anyone else. Then put the MPAA and RIAA in charge of it. They are already running things, we might as well give them the actual title to go along with it anyways. And while we are at it make copyright permanent with no rights given to the purchaser, whatever use they may be allowed can be revoked at anytime without cause.
It certainly makes sense to sell books. Though I disagree with those 3 being required to play. A player really only needs the Player's Handbook. Not that most don't have more. And there are other supplemental books that can be usefull to both the player and the DM, though not required.
For myself I've had 5 seagates go out in a row... I've had a total of 8 seagate harddrives, 5 went out in a row, got rid of the 6th. Had another fail. Haven't had nearly as much trouble with any other brand, using various others Quantum (now Maxtor, but purchased before then), Western Digital, Fujitsu.
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Let's just create a new world police force that does not have to answer to the courts, the public or anyone else. Then put the MPAA and RIAA in charge of it. They are already running things, we might as well give them the actual title to go along with it anyways. And while we are at it make copyright permanent with no rights given to the purchaser, whatever use they may be allowed can be revoked at anytime without cause.
Another option would be to try an IRC, email or Web based game. These can be usefull if you don't have a local group. No need to travel anywhere.
It certainly makes sense to sell books. Though I disagree with those 3 being required to play. A player really only needs the Player's Handbook. Not that most don't have more. And there are other supplemental books that can be usefull to both the player and the DM, though not required.
For myself I've had 5 seagates go out in a row... I've had a total of 8 seagate harddrives, 5 went out in a row, got rid of the 6th. Had another fail. Haven't had nearly as much trouble with any other brand, using various others Quantum (now Maxtor, but purchased before then), Western Digital, Fujitsu.
The TI99/4A had the best TV display of any system I've seen. Made some BASIC programs on it myself.