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<blockquote data-quote="Ahwe Yahzhe" data-source="post: 5425264" data-attributes="member: 55229"><p>WotC's a company- it only stays alive if it makes a profit. What are they supposed to be ashamed of? Actually, I'd love for WotC to make wheelbarrows of money, so they keep making D&D products. And when they make products that are popular with the majority of their customers, they should do so. </p><p> </p><p>I agree with the earlier posters who said (1) they were surprised the company that makes M:tG showed such restraint in NOT making CCG elements for a decade now (I think that fear of market cannibalization may have had a hand here), and (2) that you can choose whatever you want to use as roleplaying props: battlemats, dungeon tiles, minis, pogs, power cards, and now, Fortune Cards. I love the toys, but I've seen plenty of people who play with ancient bags of dice, some Heroclix minis, spiral notebooks, and a lapsed DDI subscription. </p><p> </p><p>As for the Fortune Cards, if enough people buy them, try them in their games and like them (and then buy more of them), then WotC will probably make more products like it. If people don't buy them, they won't. WotC will feature Fortune Cards in the next season of Encounters, just like they rewarded players for using Essentials in the current season. I'm shocked and astounded that WotC has the audacity to try to create new products AND have the gall to actually market those products and expand their customer base.</p><p> </p><p>-AY</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ahwe Yahzhe, post: 5425264, member: 55229"] WotC's a company- it only stays alive if it makes a profit. What are they supposed to be ashamed of? Actually, I'd love for WotC to make wheelbarrows of money, so they keep making D&D products. And when they make products that are popular with the majority of their customers, they should do so. I agree with the earlier posters who said (1) they were surprised the company that makes M:tG showed such restraint in NOT making CCG elements for a decade now (I think that fear of market cannibalization may have had a hand here), and (2) that you can choose whatever you want to use as roleplaying props: battlemats, dungeon tiles, minis, pogs, power cards, and now, Fortune Cards. I love the toys, but I've seen plenty of people who play with ancient bags of dice, some Heroclix minis, spiral notebooks, and a lapsed DDI subscription. As for the Fortune Cards, if enough people buy them, try them in their games and like them (and then buy more of them), then WotC will probably make more products like it. If people don't buy them, they won't. WotC will feature Fortune Cards in the next season of Encounters, just like they rewarded players for using Essentials in the current season. I'm shocked and astounded that WotC has the audacity to try to create new products AND have the gall to actually market those products and expand their customer base. -AY [/QUOTE]
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