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<blockquote data-quote="w_earle_wheeler" data-source="post: 5347774" data-attributes="member: 35955">I mentioned this in the other thread about this commercial, but the reason I feel that the &quot;cheap&quot; nature of the commercial works is that it fits in well with [adult swim] style cartoons and marketing.When I saw the commercial, it was on Hulu.com while I was watching Caprica. It fit in seamlessly with the other ads, even though the budget was obviously much, much lower.I enjoyed the &quot;commercial&quot; so much that I posted it on my Facebook, even though I already own the new Red Box (and was unimpressed with it) and I probably won't be buying D&amp;D4es products from Target. It certainly targets me as a person who could recognize 90% of the artwork instantly. I marked out at the cheap little animated version of Fiend Folio monsters. But, oddly enough, I found the flash cartoons WotC had during the beginning of 4e to be too amateurish -- a strange dichotomy, I know.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="w_earle_wheeler, post: 5347774, member: 35955"] I mentioned this in the other thread about this commercial, but the reason I feel that the "cheap" nature of the commercial works is that it fits in well with [adult swim] style cartoons and marketing. When I saw the commercial, it was on Hulu.com while I was watching Caprica. It fit in seamlessly with the other ads, even though the budget was obviously much, much lower. I enjoyed the "commercial" so much that I posted it on my Facebook, even though I already own the new Red Box (and was unimpressed with it) and I probably won't be buying D&D4es products from Target. It certainly targets me as a person who could recognize 90% of the artwork instantly. I marked out at the cheap little animated version of Fiend Folio monsters. But, oddly enough, I found the flash cartoons WotC had during the beginning of 4e to be too amateurish -- a strange dichotomy, I know. [/QUOTE]

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