I have a couple of feet of snow on my back porch here. More snow coming this week. Yay.Hey at least it's getting lighter every day not darker! Well get there. Bloody cold though!
I have a couple of feet of snow on my back porch here. More snow coming this week. Yay.Hey at least it's getting lighter every day not darker! Well get there. Bloody cold though!
That is a slightly incorrect understanding.My understanding is OGL 2 is only for OneD&D SRD, so canceling OGL 1.0a means no more:
So, the other gaming companies can’t release anything new, but that’s not trying to shut down the competition?Meanwhile I see no indication that they are trying to shut down competition with the 2.0. They've stated that anything previously released will not be affected.
I don't really draw much distinction between any of these companies - they are all trying to turn a profit and be competitive. I'm not interested in turning this into a pro wrestling situation of heels and babyfaces. If someone makes something I want at a reasonable price, I will buy it unless it was derived from criminal or otherwise unconscionable behaviour. The OGL situation doesn't come remotely close, in my books.
So, the other gaming companies can’t release anything new, but that’s not trying to shut down the competition?
And even then, rules can't be copyrighted.Please point out where WOTC has stated that other gaming companies can't release anything new. If that's what they wanted, they would have just revoked OGL 1.0a.
And even then, rules can't be copyrighted.
That is why there are clones of popular boardgames out there with different names.
I'm waiting to see what actual action WotC will take with it, if any.
The part where they’re revoking OGL 1.0a for products created after 1/13/2023.Please point out where WOTC has stated that other gaming companies can't release anything new. If that's what they wanted, they would have just revoked OGL 1.0a.