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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9628288" data-attributes="member: 4348">There's only so much I can say without abridging the no-politics rule that you instituted, and I'm not sure what you want me to say because if I go start stating certain companies (without permission I may add) it will violate the rules put forth that we are to stick strictly to the RPG industry.  I think my explanations are already coming extremely close to the edge of that if they haven't gone over already.  I'm trying to stick to the rules here.  These are not RPG businesses.  The only ones that deal with RPGs would be from the video, or my relatives who are somewhat related to that side of things, but not RPGs directly. I have no permission from my relatives to point them out or even to talk about their experiences.AS I have related certain things or indicated them already, though they do not go fully into what I've heard, they do show some of the reprecussions that are already happening due to these things. I apologize for some of them being somewhat off topic, but I am hoping that even this little skirting off of what rules you posted will be forgiven as you are asking a very specific question.  As I've already at least mentioned or indicated towards these, I'll open up more fully, but will avoid the more detailed companies (as I've heard more about them, but as I do not have specific permissions in their case, it is also best not to talk on them, plus most are not RPG companies or have anything to do with RPGs.).From the Video?Who:  Stephen GlickerWhen: He isn't clear on when it is/wasWhere:  He doesn't define thatWhat:  He doesn't specify except that it was product.  Seeing who he is and his site, I would imagine Battlezoo, and I'd imagine the product was books.Who:  From the example above - NintendoWhen:  Yesterday and TodayWhere:  The United States of AmericaWhat:  They hopefully haven't hit the docks yet, but the Nintendo Switch 2.  It was announced, going up for pre-orders with the price of $449 on April 9th.  Today it was stated that this will not happen in the US and preorders are not going up in the US (specifically) on April 9th. Who:  StellantisWhen:  Last Week and more recently, including yesterday and todayWhere:  Canada, Mexico, and the United StatesWhat:  Idling their plants in regards to the announced Tariffs.  Other news is happening with them if you look them up.</blockquote>

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