I’m going to miss the print version because I simply prefer things in print, but with all the distribution headaches they’ve had and the inaccessibility to Cry Havoc many regions struggled with, this must be a generally positive move.

On a kind of related note: if they were to charge for content would you buy?

I’m interested to know as so many niche magazines are going online and it seems that the revenue stream for the production of them is reduced to just advertising income and not from the cover price.

I know in-house mags are part of the marketing budget so don’t necessarily have an advertising stream but I’m thinking more genre-related titles that cover multiple company product lines.

Suits me. As with Zac, there were large chunks of the magazine that never interested me and were, due to translation issues, an interminable read. Putting it online suits me!

As for the payment thing, then in all likelihood after printing and distributing the paper product, they would probably lose money on such a small print-run magazine. Putting it online will likely save them money, even if they don’t charge a sou.

Of course they will probably reduce the volume of content as well as they no longer have a set number of pages to fill every couple of months.

I’m in favour.

The only thing I’ll miss in a paper version will be the card inserts for use in the games. They were always a nice addition (when they applied to the game you played).

Perhaps once FFG has the new Organized Play program in place it could be an outlet for such items? That would be nice.