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<blockquote data-quote="hossrex" data-source="post: 4139232" data-attributes="member: 60784">Possibility A:&nbsp; Wizards of the Coast is run by retarded monkeys who despite being the most successful company in the history of Hobby Gaming, has no idea what they're doing.Possibility B:&nbsp; A few very dedicated, very well meaning people here have misinterpreted a few things, misread a few others, and in general lack the business/legal knowledge of a very successful corporation.If we were talking about something you weren't passionate about (like...&nbsp; say...&nbsp; agricultural reports), which possibility would you think was more likely?&nbsp; Doesn't it seem like we're letting our passions guide us maybe a little too much?&nbsp; I'm not saying you're wrong per se.&nbsp; I simply see so many &quot;WoTC doesn't know what its doing&quot;, &quot;WoTC is screwing up again&quot;, or &quot;WoTC is going down the tubes, and Paizo is going to dominate the sector!&quot; (you get the idea anyway).Its awful easy to misunderstand what a company is doing when you're privy to less then 1% of the motivations behind its corporate decisions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hossrex, post: 4139232, member: 60784"] Possibility A: Wizards of the Coast is run by retarded monkeys who despite being the most successful company in the history of Hobby Gaming, has no idea what they're doing. Possibility B: A few very dedicated, very well meaning people here have misinterpreted a few things, misread a few others, and in general lack the business/legal knowledge of a very successful corporation. If we were talking about something you weren't passionate about (like... say... agricultural reports), which possibility would you think was more likely? Doesn't it seem like we're letting our passions guide us maybe a little too much? I'm not saying you're wrong per se. I simply see so many "WoTC doesn't know what its doing", "WoTC is screwing up again", or "WoTC is going down the tubes, and Paizo is going to dominate the sector!" (you get the idea anyway). Its awful easy to misunderstand what a company is doing when you're privy to less then 1% of the motivations behind its corporate decisions. [/QUOTE]

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