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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9785712" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Sorry, in this case I wasn't talking about D&D but others, in general. Let's say my advice is WotC shouldn't make those same mistakes. I guess we could say D&D has been, comparing with others, maybe the most relativaly ideologically neutral TTRPG franchise. But let's remember today there is a change or evolution within the entertaiment industry. Some superstars have lost popularity, some AAA videogames aren't sold so good. Each year there are less people watching the cinematographic adwards. The American comic is being replaced by the manga. A lot of consumers aren't very happy with some things from the current entertaiment industry, and if the companies don't notice and admit the past mistakes they are going to keep losing a lot money. We haven't to like what they want to offer us, but they have to offer we want. The people don't want to feel manipulated.And some times when you want to promote something the caused effect is the opposite, something like when you hate a product because you are sick to watch always the same spot in youtube or other webs in internet. You need a softer way and avoid the possible saturation.</blockquote>