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<blockquote data-quote="SteveC" data-source="post: 9490210" data-attributes="member: 9053">I think you have a very good point here. I honestly haven't liked a lot of things WotC has done and I'm not purchasing their products from them as a result. What I am doing is supporting the Foundry team by purchasing their products. I guess that's the point where I find myself comfortable. If it was just a question of buying the new book or getting it from WotC electronically ... I wouldn't be doing that. I don't know where that puts me on an ethics scale.But: I'm also not judging anyone who is buying it, because it's a game we all love. And I sure am not in a position to judge anyone in any way for buying a product (far from it!) In my opinion, WotC made a shrewd decision by licensing their product through a company that I like and want to support. I'm sure there will be a similar thought from people who use Roll20 or Fantasy Grounds (or any other VTT that I'm forgetting the licensing for).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SteveC, post: 9490210, member: 9053"] I think you have a very good point here. I honestly haven't liked a lot of things WotC has done and I'm not purchasing their products [I]from them [/I]as a result. What I am doing is supporting the Foundry team by purchasing their products. I guess that's the point where I find myself comfortable. If it was just a question of buying the new book or getting it from WotC electronically ... I wouldn't be doing that. I don't know where that puts me on an ethics scale. [I]But[/I]: I'm also not judging anyone who is buying it, [B]because it's a game we all love[/B]. And I sure am not in a position to judge anyone in any way for buying a product (far from it!) In my opinion, WotC made a shrewd decision by licensing their product through a company that I like and want to support. I'm sure there will be a similar thought from people who use Roll20 or Fantasy Grounds (or any other VTT that I'm forgetting the licensing for). [/QUOTE]

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