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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8988065" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I hope they are recover the money in the first month. Paramount should realise now D&amp;D is their best card to compete against famous franchises by rival companies. And videogame studios could be interested now into collabs and licences.Paramount could dare to produce their own version of Dark Sun, mixing &quot;House of Dragon&quot; and &quot;Aladin&quot;. Here the key is a right plot. I am not talking about Athas 5Ed but starting a new IP from zero borrowing some ideas from other places. And we shouldn't only compare with titles by other companies but also with Paramount productions themself. Mario Bros is one of the &quot;heavyweight&quot; in the videogame industry, and it is totally kid-friendly. We shouldn't be too surprised if they make a lot of money, marking the path to be followed. And this shouldn't mean &quot;D&amp;DHaT&quot; to be a bad production, but some times there are external circustances, and it is not fault by Paramount. If it was necessary Paramount could produce an animated D&amp;D movie set in &quot;Witchlight&quot;, with a lot of comedy and almost nothing of violence. Even they could add ersatz elements as parody of other IPs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8988065, member: 6802378"] I hope they are recover the money in the first month. Paramount should realise now D&D is their best card to compete against famous franchises by rival companies. And videogame studios could be interested now into collabs and licences. Paramount could dare to produce their own version of Dark Sun, mixing "House of Dragon" and "Aladin". Here the key is a right plot. I am not talking about Athas 5Ed but starting a new IP from zero borrowing some ideas from other places. And we shouldn't only compare with titles by other companies but also with Paramount productions themself. Mario Bros is one of the "heavyweight" in the videogame industry, and it is totally kid-friendly. We shouldn't be too surprised if they make a lot of money, marking the path to be followed. And this shouldn't mean "D&DHaT" to be a bad production, but some times there are external circustances, and it is not fault by Paramount. If it was necessary Paramount could produce an animated D&D movie set in "Witchlight", with a lot of comedy and almost nothing of violence. Even they could add ersatz elements as parody of other IPs. [/QUOTE]

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