The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread


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prabe

Tension, apprension, and dissension have begun
Supporter
Someone has provided me with an opening, and I will not--I will not--take advantage of it.
 

RealAlHazred

Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
I don't understand some other forum's raw hatred for WoTC. Like, don't get me wrong, they aren't a perfect company by a mile but the way they're talked about would make you believe they have the habit of pushing grandma's down a flight of stairs.
Can't you see? They've absolutely destroyed Dungeons & Dragons! It's teetering on the edge of disaster and irrelevancy!
 






CleverNickName

Limit Break Dancing
I don't understand some other forum's raw hatred for WoTC. Like, don't get me wrong, they aren't a perfect company by a mile but the way they're talked about would make you believe they have the habit of pushing grandma's down a flight of stairs.
From what I have gathered on Reddit and within these forums, Wizards of the Coast is guilty of a whole litany of crimes, including but not limited to:
  1. Making new editions instead of just reprinting AD&D over and over again.
  2. Not being TSR, as if that were a bad thing
  3. Not asking me, D&D's truest and oldest fan, for my vital input on anything. Not even once. I was standing here the whole time, too. I could have saved them so much time and avoided so many mistakes, but they never even asked me. Why, oh why, didn't they just ask me?
  4. Inviting the "wrong people" to play MY game.
  5. Not hiring Larry Elmore, Jeff Easley, and Clyde Caldwell to do the artwork
  6. Offering delicious pineapple as a pizza topping
  7. Not using THAC0, not requiring us to roll 3d6 in order, and otherwise updating the rules (see #3, above)
  8. Having the audacity to publish Magic: the Gathering
  9. Having the audacity to be popular and -gasp! mainstream.
  10. Being successful in a challenging industry, unlike my beloved TSR
  11. Updating D&D for the internet age
  12. Updating D&D for younger generations
  13. Not turning back the clock to the 1980s and letting me relive my teenage years
  14. Making me feel old
  15. Being cooler than TSR
  16. Being cooler than me
I'm sure there are more, but these are the most-mentioned ones.
 
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Levistus's_Leviathan

5e Freelancer
Can't you see? They've absolutely destroyed Dungeons & Dragons! It's teetering on the edge of disaster and irrelevancy!
And I feel dirty for defending them. I'm pretty anti-capitalist, and having to take the side of a for-profit corporation makes me feel weird.

They're definitely not perfect and have made a ton of mistakes throughout the years, but they're definitely not the evil, scheming villains that a ton of people on this site make them out to be.
 

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