Sure and he could have apologized for Santa forgetting Luke’s Star Wars figures that Christmas and leaving him with a redeemable gift card instead. 🙄
My hypothesis has much more credibility than anything you listed above. You are just upset because it is likely true. People don’t apologize when...
Why would he need to? Also what reason besides the books would Dan need to apologize to Luke for? Please elaborate. I want to expound upon your theories on why an apology was offered and accepted?
Correct, however Luke publicly states Dan apologized to him several times in person privately at an event. Luke felt compelled to share this information publicly and Dan did not refute his claim either publicly or privately. This is the reason I felt vindicated.
I did read the thread and it spoke to the issues of me defending Gygax and getting pilloried for it on these boards. I am glad it was covered and my observation stands. You may be dismissive of it but I am happy for the vindictatiin. As a general rule people don’t apologize three times to others...
Actually many of the old D&D team felt that WOTC shafted them. Weis and Hickman sued them in court to get them to honor their book deal. Professor Dungeon Master said he felt insulted and made a video about it and the TSR apology also.
Yes, they did. The book by Ben Riggs was very much in the blame Gygax vein and a thread on this site tried to shift all blame to Gygax for the fall of TSR even though he was long gone after the collapse took place and Lorraine Williams was running the show.
I like the fact that Dan apologized to Luke for WOTC’s treatment of Gary. I took some flack from forum posters for defending Gygax here a little while ago and so I feel vindicated! Woot! Woot!
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