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<blockquote data-quote="atom crash" data-source="post: 3484710" data-attributes="member: 22162">On the other hand, every decision made is going to disappoint someone. Especially in a niche market where every consumer feels some sort of ownership over the product. [Just take a few seconds to look at previous threads about WotC books in order to find examples: people upset because a certain book doesn't appeal to them, and are unhappy because resources dedicated to that book/setting/whatever means resources not allocated to another book/setting/whatever that may appeal to them.]The company that spends its time apologizing for every business decision isn't going to be left with any time to do actual work.If WotC had decided to lay Dragon and Dungeon to rest and not offer any alternative vehicle for that content, then an apology would be warranted. However, they have decided to cancel a license for a product in order to offer what they feel is a better product.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="atom crash, post: 3484710, member: 22162"] On the other hand, every decision made is going to disappoint someone. Especially in a niche market where every consumer feels some sort of ownership over the product. [Just take a few seconds to look at previous threads about WotC books in order to find examples: people upset because a certain book doesn't appeal to them, and are unhappy because resources dedicated to that book/setting/whatever means resources not allocated to another book/setting/whatever that may appeal to them.] The company that spends its time apologizing for every business decision isn't going to be left with any time to do actual work. If WotC had decided to lay Dragon and Dungeon to rest and not offer any alternative vehicle for that content, then an apology would be warranted. However, they have decided to cancel a license for a product in order to offer what they feel is a better product. [/QUOTE]

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