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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SableWyvern" data-source="post: 9234701" data-attributes="member: 1008">He repeatedly presents conclusions that don't follow from the facts presented. It's clear he is completely oblivious to what's going on outside the (admittedly very large) D&D bubble. And, in his summary on Reddit, he incorrectly refers to the end of an age for the hobby, when the article actually talks about the industry -- which is fine if he's just some internet rando, but failing to understand the distinction doesn't speak well of someone who has made a name for himself writing about the industry.Specifically, his reputation mostly involves writing and talking about D&D. So yes, if people become less interested in D&D, it will impact his ability to make money from D&D -- and you only have to read the article to see that, if he's being honest, this is something he is genuinely afraid of and upset by.I mean, the basic premise that the article is built on is that a golden age is ending and a dark age coming because lots of people chose to spend money on TTRPG products for non-D&D games.</blockquote>