Joys of WoTC retail store

WOTC Stores bother me. They hardly ever have any sales, their salespeople are helpful-to-the-point-of-being-annoying, and they never seem to know anything about the products coming out that month.
 

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I stopped shopping at WotC when they expanded their board games and computer games to fill the front 90% of the store, and moved all RPG material onto bookshelves in the back 10% of the store (so you have to squeeze past the tables and climb over the bookbags of CCG players just to get a look at the spines of the books).

Lame. Is this a chain-wide change or just what they did locally (Maryland)?
 

Tom Cashel said:
I stopped shopping at WotC when they expanded their board games and computer games to fill the front 90% of the store, and moved all RPG material onto bookshelves in the back 10% of the store (so you have to squeeze past the tables and climb over the bookbags of CCG players just to get a look at the spines of the books).

Have you forgotten your training, Brother Tom?

Cross check, man! Cross check! :D
 

To Katowice: dont blame the employees too much. upper management really pushes you to push people...my district manager was terrible. And generaly the people working at the stores dont know a lot more about the release dates than the general public...and are discouraged from giving out to much information in case something changes.
To Tom Chashel: Its not just local. since WotC is run by Hasbro the Wotc/Gamekeeper stores are generaly overstocked with hasbro family games party games etc. When things are put on sale its always those...and their always in the front of the store. I think the fact that the overhead costs on those types of games is probably lower probably contributes too.
 





Katowice said:
WOTC Stores bother me. They hardly ever have any sales, their salespeople are helpful-to-the-point-of-being-annoying, and they never seem to know anything about the products coming out that month.

at least in GW stores, the staff know their stuff!
 

I used to love my local WotC store. The employees knew me, knew a lot about D20 and gaming, and you could hold an intelligent conversation with them about the products. It was a fun place to go.
 

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