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Anyone can look up how much movies make week to week on Box Office Mojo, so it's not hard to find that not all movies make the same amount in week 1, and it's not exactly a secret that different demographics exist within the general audience, with different impacts on them and different...

Not all movies make the same amount of ticket sales in the first week though, so other factors have to be considered when deciding whether the same percentages for drop off rate are good or not. I'm saying that the actual floor would be closer to the top if the top's amount is lower, which...

That's the thing about the World Between Worlds, it can bridge different time periods, potentially resulting in new timelines, new worlds as it were, born of actions taken across time.

My solution to the potential dissatisfaction of multiclassing was to make multiclass feats that characters can spend their usual AB/feat slots for. It helps keep things relatively balanced without significantly changing the mechanics of the game, and offers potentially flavorful rewards for...

I'm half worried that Kathleen Kennedy will push to have Ahsoka and Ezra killed off to increase the legitimacy of the sequel trilogy. I'm half expecting that Team Filoni/Favreau will use the World Between Worlds to establish the Star Wars parallel dimensions, which would future-proof Team...

In my opinion, it would not be universal if we take into consideration the actual people going to the movies, and the limited time and money they're willing to spend on theater going, especially in the age of streaming.

10% of 40 is 4, and 10% of 60 is 6 so percentages aren't the same value for different box office takes, and the thresholds at which percentages are good or bad will differ depending on the actual value of the drop offs rather than the percentages (as well as the costs that have to be reclaimed...

Bishop is a hierarchical title/position. Cleric is a class of magic user. Priest is a vocation/profession.

If week one is weak, then the largest amount of drop off could never reach the largest drop off that a strong week one could get. That's what the word potential used here means. It's just the reality of math. 10 can only go down by up to 10, while 11 can go down by up to 11 (an extreme example...

By logic, if the week 1 proceeds are lower, the drop-off potential would also be lower for week 2, so a decent drop-off rate can actually result from starting at a low spot rather than having good legs into the next week. Stuff like this is why percentages and graphs can potentially be misleading.

I think that it's worth noting that the Super Mario Bros. movie came out on day 6/7 of the HAT run, and that might have cut the legs down by a wide margin.

A rough rule of thumb when calculating the net income from box office earnings is to cut the total in half, because the theater chains and the movie studios are not owned by the same companies. Marketing budget is also not counted as part of the production budget but added on top of it, so if...

All my 6e speculation threads would turn into 7e speculation threads

I think there would have been a much more positive reaction from the community if the price changes were more gradual, and if living wages (at least in the USA) weren't so fallen behind the pace of inflation over the past fifty years.

If you decide to go the River Styx route, it can be a potential opportunity to send the PCs to hell and start Descent Into Avernus part of the way through with some adjustments. There is also the Infinite Staircase, if the PCs can find a city in Gehenna. Actually, if the Infinite Staircase is...

If I were working on 6th edition years after 5.5e comes out, I'd remove the short rest mechanics and just simply have everyone have full hit points (hit points being treated as abstract wellness/toughness/luck and not as meat points) and fully replenished formerly short rest abilities at the...

Studio Gaga's mangakas, the successors of Kentaro Miura [Miura Kentaro if family name first], the creator of BERSERK.

Thank you for the clarification, though you don't have to be snarky about it - I did do a google search so I wasn't 100% sure if the results was accurate, hence why I stated it was just me looking stuff up, why I iterated that I'm not a lawyer.

I'm just wondering why you'd bring up stuff like cocaine that isn't applicable in this situation, or imply that possession of the goods is akin to theft. It's a tad extreme.

I did imply I wasn't a lawyer at the beginning since I stated how my limited view was based on looking stuff up on a search rather than spending years in law school, and made it clear I wasn't a lawyer at the end of my comment. On what you pointed out, some things still don't seem quite right...