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<blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 6670471" data-attributes="member: 37579">Because the state of the company and who works there is information some fans wants. Some people are just happy to watch a film while others want to know what's going on behind the scenes, so they listen to commentary tracks on movies or watch documentaries on how films were made. It's the same thing, and we want to get some commentary on the process or a look at the process.It's also a small industry: we know a lot of the names. When they hired Sean K. Reynolds back the people who knew him or met him were happy for him, and the people who liked his work were excited to know he's still involved in the game. A lot of us are also concerned and interested in the future of the game and not just its present. The D&amp;D team is rather small, and the RPG team smaller still. If they are hiring, it'd be great to know since it means 5e is doing well enough that they feel the need to expand the permanent team for the first time in a decade. Plus, anyone can answer rules questions. Anyone can give advice on how to make a ruling or adjudicate. Jeremy Crawford doesn't need to be on the WotC payroll to answer questions on twitter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jester David, post: 6670471, member: 37579"] Because the state of the company and who works there is information some fans wants. Some people are just happy to watch a film while others want to know what's going on behind the scenes, so they listen to commentary tracks on movies or watch documentaries on how films were made. It's the same thing, and we want to get some commentary on the process or a look at the process. It's also a small industry: we know a lot of the names. When they hired Sean K. Reynolds back the people who knew him or met him were happy for him, and the people who liked his work were excited to know he's still involved in the game. A lot of us are also concerned and interested in the future of the game and not just its present. The D&D team is rather small, and the RPG team smaller still. If they are hiring, it'd be great to know since it means 5e is doing well enough that they feel the need to expand the permanent team for the first time in a decade. Plus, anyone can answer rules questions. Anyone can give advice on how to make a ruling or adjudicate. Jeremy Crawford doesn't need to be on the WotC payroll to answer questions on twitter. [/QUOTE]

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