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Originally Posted by Corjay  First, dmccoy, saying "non- GSL" is too broad. It would be unreasonable especially considering that they simply want to phase out the OGL, not restrict publishers from their own licenses. |
So if someone made an
OGL in all but name just to get around the current
GSL and released a game with that new license and publishers released material for both
4E and that other game, you are
certain that Wizards would have no problem with it, ever, regardless of staff changes and whoever Hasbro appoints to the company's top job? Is this what you are saying?
As long as the potential for abuse is there, it is not acceptable, as far as I am concerned. The
OGL+d20 combo was perfect because it was abuse free. Wizards didn't like BoEF so the company just went
OGL. Fearing a new edition, go
OGL. Want to make your own game with modified d20 rules, go
OGL.