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The claim made is that they'd never play D&D in campaign 4 because it would be competing with themselves and showing a lack of confidence in their own game. The reality is they already are playing D&D during their Daggerheart era. It's rather obvious that they love Daggerheart, as they are...

I played the old version. Having one with more power and utility? I'll play that. And I haven't even seen level 7 yet

They also still play D&D, in multiple shows. In fact their current longest active show is D&D. Does playing two D&D shows and only one Daggerheart show prove that Critical Role isn't supporting their own game? Or more likely it means that they're play multiple systems, as they've always done?

I strongly disagree with this interpretation. The personality traits aren't isolationist as previously demanded, but instead things like Noble Responsibility, Power, Balance exist -- quite knightly virtues. Additionally, teaming up with earthly mortals if a Far Realm or time traveller type...

They do in fact -- on ESPN they regularly show non-Disney products.

and Candela Obscura? They still run that. It's still available for purchase. They absolutely compete with themselves.

Sure is. But they're also running a D&D game, in its 23rd episode on their tour of Australia. Insisting that CR will only be a Daggerheart company ignores that they are running multiple stories at the same time, some with their own games and some with D&D and some with other RPGs entirely...

They're already competing with several of their own games. They released another new game at GenCon for example.

Each product is on about a two year path. Crawford was the leader of rules, like the UA program, until he left. The people currently there (like James Wyatt) and the people formerly there aren't young and were a major part of the game for decades.

These books started under their leadership. The UA was published while they still worked there. It's going to be about two years before projects appear that they weren't involved in

Is it Jeremy Crawford or Chris Perkins that you think didn't know the lore?

This wasn't stated by WotC. This was assumed by readers because WotC stated nothing.

All we know of the new Banneret is the 3rd level abilities, which are significantly improved from SCAG I'm curious how people reach the conclusion that the subclass is weak while not having seen the subclass?

Likely some threads pulling out of times like the Golden Age of Baghdad, al-Andalus (Spain's Islamic empire with many universities), etc.

Dropout announced that Brennan is still doing stuff with them too.

because they want most of the attention on their new game

Keeps staring in Drakewarden

It's rather common for a color to be used by both good and evil orgs

Because a traditional RPG publisher made the game and wants to grow it within the hobby where they are known

I have a theory that the people playing Avatar aren't worried about being in the TTRPG hobby. They could be playing the game with other Avatar fans without any concern for other games. Plenty of the people I played Vampire with would never, ever, participate in any other RPG. They didn't care...