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Message: <blockquote data-quote="O-Castitatis-Lilium" data-source="post: 9451672" data-attributes="member: 7044618">I answered 1 here. What WOTC does with their time, their company, and their own PR...I honestly can't be bothered to care about them and their antics. What they do as a whole doesn't effect how I view D&D as a game that is separate from the company. What they do and say has no bearing on how I run my games. What products they do or don't put out doesn't effect how I play and run my games. What choices they make don't effect how I play and run the game; it's just that simple. D&D is a separate thing from the company. If it wasn't, then TSR would still have a hold of it and it would have died with the company when they went out of business. It didn't though, it was sold, much like milk at the grocery store is, and now WOTC has it. What WOTC does has no effect on how I feel about D&D as a game.Now, if this had of asked if what WOTC is doing effects how I feel about WOTC? That would have been a different answer completely. WOTC has done some...well, I hesitate to say better things, as TSR had a worse track record than WOTC, but they have done SOME things that are good, but still not enough to really outweigh the bizarre stuff they have tried to pull recently. Honestly, I could care less if WOTC screw up or not, because at the end of the day, if they want to run their company into the ground, that's their choice and it doesn't effect me either way. It's not like I have a stake in their company or anything. Despite my indifference to the company, if something they do or say is bad enough that it reaches me, someone not constantly scouring the web for WOTC news, then it's obviously bad enough for it to really put a mark against them on how I feel abot them as a company.</blockquote>

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