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All customers suck. They are both the greatest asset and worst enemy of any company. On the other hand, when the customers start noticing and complaining about how the company is screwing thier EMPLOYEES? Well, the customers may not be the problem.

Levelup, pathfinder, and tales of the valiant all exists, and seem far more deserving of money now…

Well... Considering what he said in the other news article... <shrugs> "It ain't good."

Star*Drive. Dark*Matter was xfiles and its ilk.

<Sits up and jerks awake> “For as long as he is able?” I don’t look for drama in articles, but this made the voices in my head ask, WTF?

So… exactly what we knew was going to happen? They just reenforced our low expectation of them? They sold themselves to hasbro, and it ended exactly how we thought it would? My sympathy to the people hurt, but I already stopped dealing with them. It’s the only vote I have. <shrug> “eh. Same...

Nope. Not following you down that rabbit hole. You want to try that route, you do it without me. Good luck on your quest for the holy grail.

I organize by work type. Writers, editors, artists, thanks, and any special cases. I don’t mention hours. I’m putting their name in the book for credit, not to divvy up the check.

Okay. I can answer this. I do have enough of a background to have insight, and have a distinct statement on how I deal with such things. If they worked on it, they get credit. If I buy stock art, they get credit. If a guy reads and offers feedback. they GET CREDIT. See? It's not hard. The fact...

What your advocating is the omission of pattern recognition. The flinch response is based on previous data. My wife reaches for my face, I have a positive outlook on the result possibilities. A person who has hit me, even once, in the past? Not positive. In this case, we have a baseline of them...

If someone means to harm me, and only backs down because he's seen doing it, it is NOT no harm, no foul. That is, “cool. I'll now remove you as a future threat.” which is most of the point of the orc and similar licences. You are free to do whatever you want. I am also free to treat them as a...

The ogl fiasco.

Well, I can see where being negative all the time is bad. Let try this. I heard someone mention that wotc donated gaming materials to a school. Lets see what other good things they did? Anyone got anything? Seriously. Lets look at how they helped in the… lets be generous, last five years. We...

This is why I went to project black flag… I want companies to, quiet bluntly, steal wotc’s talent, eat their profit margin, and hopefully make an example to stop other companies, such as the management morons at unity, from copying this kind of… I don't know what to call it anymore. Comic book...

Oh. I LIKE this. Do it. DOOOOO IT.

A continuous stream of people, actually. Its more like background radiation than a loud voice, though.

Nope. But I've seen companies TRY to make complex things with that level of effort. I have no real issue with the company making this, and its not about if anyone wants it. Its about what I see as an odd trend in rehashing old IP. Feel free to ignore the old man in the corner ranting with a...

Honestly, with Modiphius, not as much? I have just noticed a trend of companies strip-mining IP with minimal effort... That said, I also found this, so bonus for players wanting to have a model to go with it...

I... huh... You know what? This feels like IP fishing. I don't know how else to refer to it. Get an old media, get a license deal, and produce a small run to see how it does. Dunno. Maybe I'm cynical?

We’ll have to wait and see, but honestly, tabletop game design and development is utterly alien to videogame development. Almost apples and oranges. I've done both, and they have about as much as common as novels and tv shows. Annnd, I just realized those differences might not be obvious to...