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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 8705748" data-attributes="member: 4937">[USER=6685541]@BookTenTiger[/USER]: Ok, what about the product WG7 Castle Greyhawk.&nbsp; Is it toxic to say, &quot;The creators of that product have done a great disservice to the setting and the settings creator by presenting kind of the core mythological center of the setting of Greyhawk as a lazy joke product that isn't even funny, and they have poisoned the community and ruined the experience of people who otherwise wanted to enjoy the setting and the product.&quot;&nbsp; Like at what point does that sort of criticism become too mean and too pointed.&nbsp; At what point as a Greyhawk fan are you allowed to be actually upset by the treatment of the brand by the brand owner and angry that your wishes as a customer are not only not being catered to but find that you actually bought something where the brand owner seems to be deliberately thumbing their nose at you?&nbsp; Can people feel the same way about the Star Wars sequel trilogy?&nbsp; Or did it become allowed at some point when a sufficient consensus of people had to admit the story and writing was just bad?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 8705748, member: 4937"] [USER=6685541]@BookTenTiger[/USER]: Ok, what about the product WG7 Castle Greyhawk. Is it toxic to say, "The creators of that product have done a great disservice to the setting and the settings creator by presenting kind of the core mythological center of the setting of Greyhawk as a lazy joke product that isn't even funny, and they have poisoned the community and ruined the experience of people who otherwise wanted to enjoy the setting and the product." Like at what point does that sort of criticism become too mean and too pointed. At what point as a Greyhawk fan are you allowed to be actually upset by the treatment of the brand by the brand owner and angry that your wishes as a customer are not only not being catered to but find that you actually bought something where the brand owner seems to be deliberately thumbing their nose at you? Can people feel the same way about the Star Wars sequel trilogy? Or did it become allowed at some point when a sufficient consensus of people had to admit the story and writing was just bad? [/QUOTE]

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