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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9450350" data-attributes="member: 6802378">In my land we say &quot;Greed breaks the bag&quot;. Our money is too hard to be earned to be spent carelessly. We aren't cows awaiting to be milked. If they want our money we have to be happy with the product. The TTRPG players aren't so easy to be tricked because they have to survive the machinations by DM/GMs. They should offer something could be enjoyed offline, or online but without a central server. The consumer wants to pay for something that will be hers forever.D&amp;D is wanted to be a multimedia franchise, this means incomes by different sources, and the VTT is only one. Here the key of the D&amp;D brand is &quot;freedom to create your own stories&quot;. Not all players are interested into premade adventures or following the official rules. They want to can do it in their own way.My suspect is Hasbro would rather to &quot;convert&quot; a videogame created by others previously before starting from zero because several D&amp;D videogames from the last years haven't be sold so good. BG3 or Newerwinter Nights are famous but a lot fell into the oblivion.Other suggestion is allowing some space where fandom could writte and publish their own D&amp;D fanfiction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9450350, member: 6802378"] In my land we say "Greed breaks the bag". Our money is too hard to be earned to be spent carelessly. We aren't cows awaiting to be milked. If they want our money we have to be happy with the product. The TTRPG players aren't so easy to be tricked because they have to survive the machinations by DM/GMs. They should offer something could be enjoyed offline, or online but without a central server. The consumer wants to pay for something that will be hers forever. D&D is wanted to be a multimedia franchise, this means incomes by different sources, and the VTT is only one. Here the key of the D&D brand is "freedom to create your own stories". Not all players are interested into premade adventures or following the official rules. They want to can do it in their own way. My suspect is Hasbro would rather to "convert" a videogame created by others previously before starting from zero because several D&D videogames from the last years haven't be sold so good. BG3 or Newerwinter Nights are famous but a lot fell into the oblivion. Other suggestion is allowing some space where fandom could writte and publish their own D&D fanfiction. [/QUOTE]

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