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Problem is everyone who cares has had this discussion multiple times over the last many years and you probably aren't going to get more than a few pages before we start drifting in other directions.

wow I hadn't seen that one. Did AI write that script? (just kidding.). to be fair after watching all of them for a long time I'm at least 5 or 6 movies behind at this point. I'm sure Ill rent them at some point but Just haven't been motivated to watch any of the superhero movies for awhile.

or 20 minute chase scene's that make you feel like an hour has passed and add nothing to the plot?

no it would be smart. If they could make thier VTT popular enough then every third party that wanted to make VTT modules to sell would need to go through them as the most reliable source of fans to purchase them. key being it has to just work and they have to spend the resources to get...

every one of those things turned off a group of fans.

As long as i can download the content to my device, Fine. But no to being locked into an online tool that won't run offline.

Since the Hobbit is the prequel and the same director who did such a stunning job with the first three made those mediocre movies I think you are being a bit sensitive about it. It's all the same story. Thus the unhappy fans at what Jackson who did something no one thought anyone would ever...

Plus one that canceled it's hugely popular female lead over her divorce and messy court fight. Actors and actresses are currency. When you start playing around with canceling them because you are scared of the public canceling your movie , it generally ends with the public canceling your...

It would fit HASBRO's business model. And if the game rules stop changing then movies and other media get easier to manage.

I cant think of any silmarillion that was used as filler for the hobbit. The love story was ok, but the dumb dragon fight in the dwarven caverns with a creature that was bred from other dragons that were used to kill Maier was so stupid it killed the movie for a lot of fans. Even Balrogs were...

He meant filler on the Hobbit which didn't need filler till they decided to make a normal book into two seperate movies. Now if you are talking about the "Rings of Power" very valid observation

no....... I've had dnd beyond blow up in the middle of a game and had to end the game because no one had their characters downloaded or printed. Just no..... The biggest draw for me for D&D is that we can sit down and still play it without internet, without power, without phones. And some...

No I'm going to disagree. I remember complaining to my wife during the first watch of the lord of the rings that Jackson must hate dwarves because Gimli struggled to kill anything and Legolas was murderhoboing everything. (completely against the spirit of the book where Gimli and Legolas kept...

oh come on. ink isn't as expensive as the preprinted modules. And if you use something like HP instant ink it's about the same price as a laser printer or a copier. I can buy a PDF and print it and still be below normal price for a module or a book. and it's even cheaper if you print in...

While planning the next theme park ride with paramount.....

Like most people I look at it, skim through it and then either like it or don't like it. don't worry about AI, if it was made in china , or anything else real world that has nothing to do with the game. If I like what I see and I might use it and it's not overpriced then I buy it. Problem...

it's easy to assume that bad outcomes are always made by dumb people in spite of the fact that almost every company on earth is run by smarter than average people.

I never bought anything for any artist or writer in any version. I just bought the stuff I liked.

But the original post was about the endless piles of content (most of it not Hasbro created). Just dealing with the IP holder's would kill that really quickly. I dont' see a profit there.

no the idea that they'd chase white whales (GM's) instead of everyone.