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Message: <blockquote data-quote="justanobody" data-source="post: 4413393" data-attributes="member: 70778">Well I have seen many people saying the feel sorry for WotC's loss, and as she seemed to not work for WotC, then he is the only thing the lost. WotC should have noticed something up. So just the thought of people feeling sorry for WotC's loss seems to say they feel sorry for him. I cannot.As you state, I do not feel responsible either, as it was his choice, and other choices that lead to it all. Jobs are tough and demanding, if you can't handle it then find another one, and don't get in debt over your head to begin with.Off topic, but I have little sympathy for Ed McMahon either needing to pay for his $6,000,000 due to inability to work. Shouldn't have bought a house that expensive if you could have afforded something less and had it paid for already.They both made choices and have to live...or not...with them.I still hope WotC does something or even at the cost of D&D HasBro steps in and does something to get the rest of the employees evaluated for mental stress.This happened less that a week after Gleemax was terminated as well, so it seems something there might be connected if someone were able to line up all the dates and information so us out of the loop would get a better picture of the events. Then maybe something could be done for the survivors and others to prevent future occurrences like this.</blockquote>