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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 8942869" data-attributes="member: 7030563">Yes it will.We lost a paying player in early January due to a WOTC boycott.&nbsp; I further was (and still am) spending extra time preparing because some remaining players won't use DNDBeyond.In previous posts you were gaslighting me.&nbsp; That is straight up fact.&nbsp; You were trying to manipluate me by questioning the sanity of my reasoning.&nbsp; You are not in this post.Just because you liked what you were saying, think it was effective at supporting your argument or was popular with other posters does not mean it is not gaslighting.You were gaslighting me.&nbsp; I still have not figured out how I was gaslighting you or other people though.Maybe this is true, but the community as a whole doesn't.The hobby is different than the market.&nbsp; D&amp;D will not disappear if WOTC disappeared.&nbsp; It would not have disappeared if WOTC deauthorized OGL 1.0a.&nbsp; Both of those things would hurt the market and 3p creators.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 8942869, member: 7030563"] Yes it will. We lost a paying player in early January due to a WOTC boycott. I further was (and still am) spending extra time preparing because some remaining players won't use DNDBeyond. In previous posts you were gaslighting me. That is straight up fact. You were trying to manipluate me by questioning the sanity of my reasoning. You are not in this post. Just because you liked what you were saying, think it was effective at supporting your argument or was popular with other posters does not mean it is not gaslighting. You were gaslighting me. I still have not figured out how I was gaslighting you or other people though. Maybe this is true, but the community as a whole doesn't. The hobby is different than the market. D&D will not disappear if WOTC disappeared. It would not have disappeared if WOTC deauthorized OGL 1.0a. Both of those things would hurt the market and 3p creators. [/QUOTE]

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