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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fifth Element" data-source="post: 5508406" data-attributes="member: 48135">That depends on what you mean by compromising on quality. Would you refuse to sell an RPG product unless you were certain that it was the best RPG product ever? Or, as long as it meets a certain minimum standard of quality, would you sell it?Perhaps you're not used to making such judgments since you are not in the business of selling RPGs. If you refused to sell a product until you were absolutely certain that it was the best it will ever be, you are throwing away profit, both from the timing of sales and from resources invested into it. If that's how you want to operate, that's fine, but you can't expect other businesses to do the same. You would have your own standards as to how much profit from the business is enough, and everyone else has their own. To expect everyone to share the same goals and perspectives is silly. You might put much more emphasis on (what you perceive as) quality, while others value other things. It's like choosing an RPG to play: we all have our preferences, and suggesting that everyone should like the same thing is bizarre.</blockquote>