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<blockquote data-quote="Cadfan" data-source="post: 4537819" data-attributes="member: 40961">I roughly agree with your characterization of GR (their initial reaction wasn't really what I would have planned for them if I were their publicist), but I don't think it will matter to their sales.&nbsp; They didn't commit any total gaffes, they just seemed tepid instead of excited, which is easily forgotten.&nbsp; The general mass of fans doesn't know who GR is, and those who do won't remember their initial reaction to 4e.There are a few third party people who, thanks to their behavior during the lead in to 4e, I will never, ever support.&nbsp; But that mostly has to do with them displaying poor reasoning skills, a tendency to jump to conclusions, and a general bitterness- all traits that suggest negative things about their work.&nbsp; I don't think GR did any of that.&nbsp; If they did, it went under my radar, and I was pretty tuned in.&nbsp; So if I missed it, well, most everybody probably missed it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cadfan, post: 4537819, member: 40961"] I [I]roughly[/I] agree with your characterization of GR (their initial reaction wasn't really what I would have planned for them if I were their publicist), but I don't think it will matter to their sales. They didn't commit any total gaffes, they just seemed tepid instead of excited, which is easily forgotten. The general mass of fans doesn't know who GR is, and those who do won't remember their initial reaction to 4e. There are a few third party people who, thanks to their behavior during the lead in to 4e, I will never, ever support. But that mostly has to do with them displaying poor reasoning skills, a tendency to jump to conclusions, and a general bitterness- all traits that suggest negative things about their work. I don't think GR did any of that. If they did, it went under my radar, and I was pretty tuned in. So if I missed it, well, most everybody probably missed it. [/QUOTE]

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