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<blockquote data-quote="Benjamin Olson" data-source="post: 8901257" data-attributes="member: 6988941">As I've said elsewhere I think core D&amp;D products are the only place where the sort of people upset with WotC right now are likely to make their voices unambiguously heard in a boycott. The venn diagram of invested enough to care and regular D&amp;D book purchaser is actually pretty high.But if deleting your Arena account in the hope that it sends some little bit of a message to WotC executives makes you happier than no longer playing Arena makes you unhappy by all means do it. Unlike deleting a no-subscription D&amp;D Beyond account free players on Arena seriously contribute to the service by ensuring there are always lots of matches available, so it actually is probably a more effective spurning of WotC than the whole Beyond account deleting thing.Just remember if its something you actually enjoy that you will suffer a lot more than the WotC excutives you're trying to send a message to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Benjamin Olson, post: 8901257, member: 6988941"] As I've said elsewhere I think core D&D products are the only place where the sort of people upset with WotC right now are likely to make their voices unambiguously heard in a boycott. The venn diagram of invested enough to care and regular D&D book purchaser is actually pretty high. But if deleting your Arena account in the hope that it sends some little bit of a message to WotC executives makes you happier than no longer playing Arena makes you unhappy by all means do it. Unlike deleting a no-subscription D&D Beyond account free players on Arena seriously contribute to the service by ensuring there are always lots of matches available, so it actually is probably a more effective spurning of WotC than the whole Beyond account deleting thing. Just remember if its something you actually enjoy that you will suffer a lot more than the WotC excutives you're trying to send a message to. [/QUOTE]

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