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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 9465217" data-attributes="member: 6716779">There's always negativity online.   My advice is ignore it when it's coming from the usual suspects.  When it crosses over into not the usual suspects there's usually a bit more going on.  This applies to movies, TV, D&D, geekdom etc.  It's not negativity I would worry about with 2024 more apathy.  Either way we won't even be able to accurately guess for a year or so. A fairly typical expectation would be a loss of 30-50% of the customer base. If they retain more than that or even grow the base that's a good to spectacular result.  If they lose 50% of the playerbase they have the second biggest selling D&D of all time. Losing 80% is probably  a problem and 90% is an outright disaster.</blockquote>