Are these at least shrinkwrapped or physically bundled together in some way? I can see a lot of stores separating them and distributing them as individual items, which obviously doesn't really help anyone.
The print book/PDF has some decent maps that make the layout fairly easy to understand (isometric and not gridded, but still useful). Did they not include those in the DDB version?
If you go back to his list you'll see that he's included at least 3 fairly expensive business-related services (Microsoft, Adobe, QuickBooks) as well as expensive satellite Internet service. And then far far far too many entertainment services beyond that. So correct, the average person pays...
Welcome to the intellectual property debate of the past 100+ years, something that you've just stated has never interested you. It's a very complex subject with a lot at play, and many stakeholders with wildly different objectives involved.
I wonder if this will remain true now that he's not affiliated with Andrews McMeel anymore and thus not privy to royalties from them for number of copies moved.
Can I ask why you are also clearancing DCC products that are not published by Goodman Games? By similar reasoning, shouldn't you also stop selling anything D&D and/or TSR related, as Judges Guild wrote content for those systems?
Any KS project that claims that they were anticipating the tariffs or that says that they'll have no problems dealing with them are letting you know just how much profit they were actually making on it. Yes they're losing some of that profit in order to cover the tariffs, but don't kid...