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Actually Mozilla adopted a new schedule before Firefox 4. They're aiming for quarterly releases now. Firefox 6 and 7 are also planned for 2011.

Yeah. Like Halo. Wait...

I actually laughed out loud at this.

It probably is. That's one theory behind the recent print book cancellations and Slavicsek's comment that "we plan to deliver just as much great content for players this year through other formats, including board games, accessories, and digital offerings." They may be diverting this content...

I know many DDI subscribers. None of them has ever used the WotC forums (or the ENWorld forums, or the RPGnet forums, etc. Most gamers don't go in for the cesspool of online forums). I have a very hard time believing that the 45,000 figure represents more than half of actual users. My guess...

Well, first, sure it is. Journalists don't have to worry about balanced mechanics or playtesting. Hell, for the bulk of their work, they don't even have to worry about research or fact-checking. They just run with whatever comes over the wire. But second, and more importantly, news agencies...

That's because your browser saved your vote in a cookie. If you delete the cookie you can refresh the page over and over again and get a new vote every time. Paizo linking the poll from Facebook is an equally plausible explanation for the skewed results though. The D&D page has just under 50x...

Beat me to it. The actual number of subscribers is most likely somewhere between double and quintuple the number of group members. I don't know a single subscriber who has a forum account there, or for that matter here or at RPGnet.

Using software in violation of its terms is basically always copyright infringement because of how computers work. See MDY Industries, LLC v. Blizzard Entertainment, Inc et al.

(Psst. Round are worth 10 points each.)

Premature how? He's an executive at CCP. CCP owns White Wolf. His comments were a plan of action, not a prediction. edit: I'm aware he hadn't been hired yet at the time he posted, but Dancey has a history of behind-the-scenes involvement before making business moves. The GAMA board debacle was...

The CMO of the parent company of one of WotC's biggest competitors posted several screeds about how D&D is failing (because, you know, the PHB2 sold through its initial print run, which is clearly terribad and not at all what the PHB1 did), and how the real future of tabletop RPGs just happens...

He's the CEO of Themis Media, which owns The Escapist. I think it's great that someone in his position is such a big fan of tabletop gaming. Yes, he was wrong about 4e not being as successful as 3e, but he actually has a pretty good excuse: the internet is flooded with misguided speculation and...

Er, no, part of disagreeing with the point is disputing its validity. And since Wicht's post is a hyperbolic exercise in question-begging, you shouldn't be surprised at anyone for taking issue with it.

Brom.

You bawww, you lose.

Pretty much every RPG ever has had "expansion packs that add on to a characters abilities."

I look at the Diana Jones Award short list.

Whence "in one way or another." I take a more pragmatic view of the word "first." More explanation below. Last I heard, those were pretty valuable franchises in their own right. There are some important differences, though. For example, they weren't developed in tandem with the game so that...

It means a great deal concerning their success relative to the other companies I mentioned if we're going to start drawing up rankings lists. Specifically: Paizo isn't in the same league yet. What's the number one predictor for a product's success? In other words, Paizo is orders of magnitude...