WotC Anyone Else Tired of the Wizards Bashing?

[Valetudo]

Look man wizards is doing this to itself. Other companies are just trying to get paid.

 

[mamba]

What was the justification? They didn't like it happening?

he had MtG cards he had no legal right to have and refused to return them when contacted / did not pick up the phone. repeatedly. So they tried something besides the phone.

I dislike a bunch of stuff that happens on ENWorld. Should I be asking for everyone's personal addresses, so I can send the Pinkertons to your house to claim that you're breaking the law?

If what I post here is illegal, let me know. If I refuse to take it down, your move

 

[Valetudo]

Pretty sure it's just losing to Mario.

Mario on one side, john wick on the other.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Pretty sure it's just losing to Mario.

Yeah, Mario is on track to hit $1 billion in ticket sales. Coming out a week after John Wick and a week before Mario was going to be brutal for any movie.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

he had MtG cards he had no legal right to have

Please explain what law you think he broke.

 

[mamba]

The timing is coincidental.

not to mention they do not move that fast

 

[jerryrice4949]

Is anyone in denial about what they thought about doing?

No. but I think there is honest debate about what their intent was and whether it was malicious or just incompetently executed.

 

[jerryrice4949]

Please explain what law you think he broke.

He wasn’t arrested if we are to play the semantics game.

 

[mamba]

Please explain what law you think he broke.

none, does not mean he had a right to them. If you somehow end up with counterfeit money you can also not just keep it.

You breaking the law is not the only way you can end up in possession of something you have no legal right to, it could be a simple as the bank transferring money to the wrong account, or the mailman delivering to the wrong address

 

[Raiztt]

Please explain what law you think he broke.

If a box falls out of my companies truck, and you pick it up, you currently have something you are not authorized to have. You are not 'stealing' or 'breaking the law' because those are criminal issues but you 100% are in the realm of civil action. Even if the thing you have is not secret or proprietary.

If someone drops their property, and you pick it up, it does not mean that you instantly have the right to possess it.