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<blockquote data-quote="Squire James" data-source="post: 3472775" data-attributes="member: 548">Since I work in the software field, I know very well about how release dates might be a bit... murky.&nbsp; However, note that my post said NOTHING about mentioning when it would come out.&nbsp; All they needed to do was tell us what the freaking [AMAZING PRODUCT] is!&nbsp; Trying to time it so they reveal it at a convention is kind of like trying to have their cake and eat it too - it has the drawback that it's not possible!That being said, WotC is a big company, and they can perhaps win back trust (especially if their product really is amazing).&nbsp; Paizo is not, and perhaps needed the little boost to get Pathfinder started.&nbsp; See, I'm not a total yutz.&nbsp; Still, I think their persistence in not announcing their new product immediately, convention or no convention, is pretty weak.&nbsp; It seems to indicate they don't even know what they want to do yet, which means the software being a reality is a long way off...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Squire James, post: 3472775, member: 548"] Since I work in the software field, I know very well about how release dates might be a bit... murky. However, note that my post said NOTHING about mentioning when it would come out. All they needed to do was tell us what the freaking [AMAZING PRODUCT] is! Trying to time it so they reveal it at a convention is kind of like trying to have their cake and eat it too - it has the drawback that it's not possible! That being said, WotC is a big company, and they can perhaps win back trust (especially if their product really is amazing). Paizo is not, and perhaps needed the little boost to get Pathfinder started. See, I'm not a total yutz. Still, I think their persistence in not announcing their new product immediately, convention or no convention, is pretty weak. It seems to indicate they don't even know what they want to do yet, which means the software being a reality is a long way off... [/QUOTE]

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