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<blockquote data-quote="Ulorian - Agent of Chaos" data-source="post: 9455004" data-attributes="member: 16668">This is a super weird post. Someone who went to college for a chosen profession... was into parties... as a result makes them into micro-managers, squeezing something out of a turnip. Which also somehow translates into not respecting the work of those they are managing. What are you talking about? Reading that post was like listening to someone's psychotropic mushroom 'experience'.I'm guessing what you're saying, in your own special way, is that there were not the best hires at the management positions at WotC? Like some sort of 'financial bros', who are destroying the designers' work... for reasons? Why, because they're nerds? Or because they don't see the potential of the work the designers are doing and the effect of carrying out the work results in some sort of financial black mark against the numbers of said financial bros? I suppose that's possible. What would be the motivation though? Please explain in terms that make sense of both the potential intent of both the designers and the financial bros. When an explanation of a situation only explains the motivations of one side, it's called a 'conspiracy theory'.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ulorian - Agent of Chaos, post: 9455004, member: 16668"] This is a super weird post. Someone who went to college for a chosen profession... was into parties... as a result makes them into micro-managers, squeezing something out of a turnip. Which also somehow translates into not respecting the work of those they are managing. What are you talking about? Reading that post was like listening to someone's psychotropic mushroom 'experience'. I'm guessing what you're saying, in your own special way, is that there were not the best hires at the management positions at WotC? Like some sort of 'financial bros', who are destroying the designers' work... for reasons? Why, because they're nerds? Or because they don't see the potential of the work the designers are doing and the effect of carrying out the work results in some sort of financial black mark against the numbers of said financial bros? I suppose that's possible. What would be the motivation though? Please explain in terms that make sense of both the potential intent of both the designers and the financial bros. When an explanation of a situation only explains the motivations of one side, it's called a 'conspiracy theory'. [/QUOTE]

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