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<blockquote data-quote="Odhanan" data-source="post: 3482220" data-attributes="member: 12324">For me this whole issue is no longer about anger. I'm not searching for Dragon or Dungeon to come back, and I feel it's too late for apologies. To quote my answer to someone over at WotC's boards:No, I don't have to. It's our own choice to make, individually. Much like I don't own a cell phone or an iPod, I can choose to live without DI. I can be upset about WotC's decision, it's my right as an individual. I can choose to not follow them on this. This won't stop my gaming.And as a matter of fact, I choose not to follow them. I choose to support people who believe in the craft that is D&amp;D. I choose not to support big businesses solely interested in the short-term issues and the &quot;bottom-line&quot; for the stock holders or the parent company's sake. I choose to support the people who believe and love the same hobby I came to love in all those years, and not the people who would change because of marketing interests. Thought followed emotion. Decision followed thought. I'm happy and move on with my choice. I've opened my eyes. No wailing. No complaining. I'm just aware of the choices I make, from now on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Odhanan, post: 3482220, member: 12324"] For me this whole issue is no longer about anger. I'm not searching for Dragon or Dungeon to come back, and I feel it's too late for apologies. To quote my answer to someone over at WotC's boards: [I]No, I don't [/I]have to[I]. It's our own choice to make, individually. Much like I don't own a cell phone or an iPod, I can choose to live without DI. I can be upset about WotC's decision, it's my right as an individual. I can choose to not follow them on this. This won't stop my gaming. And as a matter of fact, I choose not to follow them. I choose to support people who believe in the craft that is D&D. I choose not to support big businesses solely interested in the short-term issues and the "bottom-line" for the stock holders or the parent company's sake. I choose to support the people who believe and love the same hobby I came to love in all those years, and not the people who would change because of marketing interests. Thought followed emotion. Decision followed thought. I'm happy and move on with my choice. I've opened my eyes. No wailing. No complaining. I'm just aware of the choices I make, from now on.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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