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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 6922898" data-attributes="member: 15700">Same here.&nbsp; When you have knowns like a limited amount of resources (staff) and quality being directly correlated to time, then you have a sliding scale of quality vs quantity.&nbsp; That's business 101.&nbsp; Wizards have seemed to be able to put out quality material, and at a rate that meets most people's expectations.&nbsp; Knowing other people may want constant material churned out but also knowing that it's not cost effective for them to create a ton of material only a few people would use (lessons from Lorraine Williams), they created the DM's Guild, which for the first time allows 3PP to access nearly everything in the D&amp;D historyI also have no idea what he's talking about when he says Wizards has gone from one extreme to the next.&nbsp; Looking at Wizards' release schedule on D&amp;D over the past 16 years, and that statement doesn't make a lot of sense.&nbsp; Every company does market research and adjusts their plans accordingly.&nbsp; And I would not be surprised if the aforementioned Lorraine Williams debacle wasn't at least on their minds when they evaluated what their release schedule would be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 6922898, member: 15700"] Same here. When you have knowns like a limited amount of resources (staff) and quality being directly correlated to time, then you have a sliding scale of quality vs quantity. That's business 101. Wizards have seemed to be able to put out quality material, and at a rate that meets most people's expectations. Knowing other people may want constant material churned out but also knowing that it's not cost effective for [I]them[/I] to create a ton of material only a few people would use (lessons from Lorraine Williams), they created the DM's Guild, which for the first time allows 3PP to access nearly everything in the D&D history I also have no idea what he's talking about when he says Wizards has gone from one extreme to the next. Looking at Wizards' release schedule on D&D over the past 16 years, and that statement doesn't make a lot of sense. Every company does market research and adjusts their plans accordingly. And I would not be surprised if the aforementioned Lorraine Williams debacle wasn't at least on their minds when they evaluated what their release schedule would be. [/QUOTE]

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