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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 9626670" data-attributes="member: 6915329">I hardly have to spend any time at all looking for bad behavior. You are aware that information about these things pop up all over the place on different newsfeeds, and it only takes a few more minutes to actually confirm them by looking up additional sources. Heck, I don't even subscribe to r/BadCompanies and I still learn about the crappy things various companies do. I found out about this particular event on my reddit front page in between cat pictures, spec evo projects, science news, and two-sentence horror stories, when someone posted to r/rpg looking for game suggestions because they were done with WotC's "blunders". Then I came here to see if there would be a more nuanced view on it, since most of the people on r/rpg really don't like WotC and 5e.You'd really have to have your head in the sand to not very quickly find out about what things companies have done recently, or are in the process of doing.</blockquote>