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<blockquote data-quote="xechnao" data-source="post: 4836050" data-attributes="member: 58105">Necromancer Games, a prominent and dedicated OGL 3pp of D&amp;D in the past, does not have the possibility to get its product to shops by a distributor. I am not sure if this is only about 2nd tier distribution or also 3rd tier. The blame falls on the relation of 4e and 3pp.Goodman Games, the only current 3pp left replies to this blame accusation-theory by showing himself off: &quot;I am here and going engines full ahead, look at ME!&quot; In the same time he throws a jab towards his perceived biggest competitor, Paizo by trying to cast an impression why there is no convenient subscription service on behalf of GG, praising for this his company. (I am not sure if Paizo perceives GG as competition though). In short a publicity stunt for its business.Then Ryan responds to some points of GG's arguments seemingly in an accademic short of fashion. What he says in essence is that the market for this industry is too wild for any big scale business model to last.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xechnao, post: 4836050, member: 58105"] Necromancer Games, a prominent and dedicated OGL 3pp of D&D in the past, does not have the possibility to get its product to shops by a distributor. I am not sure if this is only about 2nd tier distribution or also 3rd tier. The blame falls on the relation of 4e and 3pp. Goodman Games, the only current 3pp left replies to this blame accusation-theory by showing himself off: "I am here and going engines full ahead, look at ME!" In the same time he throws a jab towards his perceived biggest competitor, Paizo by trying to cast an impression why there is no convenient subscription service on behalf of GG, praising for this his company. (I am not sure if Paizo perceives GG as competition though). In short a publicity stunt for its business. Then Ryan responds to some points of GG's arguments seemingly in an accademic short of fashion. What he says in essence is that the market for this industry is too wild for any big scale business model to last. [/QUOTE]

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