broghammerj
Explorer
So there are two opposing viewpoints I see coming up on the boards which seem to be in direct conflict with one another:
Option 1. The internet message boards are a small fraction of the DnD players as a whole. As a result the wishes/complaints from this minority should be minimized and have little impact on WoTC's development/design of 4E.
Option 2. WoTC has embraced the internet and used it as a marketing machine with blogs, online magazines, previews, message boards, etc. As a result of reaching out to the internet community, the community should be invited to provide feedback to WoTC which may impact on design decisions of 4E.
I have my own opinions but will remain somewhat silent as to not bias polling. I am curious what the online community thinks on this matter.
Option 1. The internet message boards are a small fraction of the DnD players as a whole. As a result the wishes/complaints from this minority should be minimized and have little impact on WoTC's development/design of 4E.
Option 2. WoTC has embraced the internet and used it as a marketing machine with blogs, online magazines, previews, message boards, etc. As a result of reaching out to the internet community, the community should be invited to provide feedback to WoTC which may impact on design decisions of 4E.
I have my own opinions but will remain somewhat silent as to not bias polling. I am curious what the online community thinks on this matter.