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<blockquote data-quote="JThursby" data-source="post: 8884365" data-attributes="member: 7025596">I don't understand the commentators saying that Paizo's only remaining move is to roll over and die.&nbsp; Do people think they are some mom-and-pop shop with no money whatsoever?&nbsp; That they had never once considered the possibility that the OGL may come under attack and have no plan, no response?&nbsp; The vast majority of their product is already legally distinct from D&amp;D now, they can just rip out the OGL and replace it with something else going forward if they really have to.In what universe is a single legal battle (assuming one is fought at all) going to be harder to withstand than the entirety of the Pandemic?&nbsp; If the company was so fragile and on a razor's edge of going kaput, Covid would have killed them first.&nbsp; There's also the ability to just run a big sale if they need quick capital.&nbsp; Or they can get a loan.&nbsp; Lots of possibilities out there without just declaring defeat without a fight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JThursby, post: 8884365, member: 7025596"] I don't understand the commentators saying that Paizo's only remaining move is to roll over and die. Do people think they are some mom-and-pop shop with no money whatsoever? That they had never once considered the possibility that the OGL may come under attack and have no plan, no response? The vast majority of their product is already legally distinct from D&D now, they can just rip out the OGL and replace it with something else going forward if they really have to. In what universe is a single legal battle (assuming one is fought at all) going to be harder to withstand than the entirety of the Pandemic? If the company was so fragile and on a razor's edge of going kaput, Covid would have killed them first. There's also the ability to just run a big sale if they need quick capital. Or they can get a loan. Lots of possibilities out there without just declaring defeat without a fight. [/QUOTE]

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