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<blockquote data-quote="bhandelman" data-source="post: 5771066" data-attributes="member: 99667">I think it's highly debatable that a VTT is &quot;the only thing that can possibly invigorate D&amp;D in the current era&quot; or is even that relevant.&nbsp; There are tons of VTTs out there, some pretty decent, and they aren't making an impact.&nbsp; They also didn't say anything to lead one to believe there won't be a VTT, only that they consider tabletop gaming the most important part of their market.I would say flying out reporters from both fan sites like ENWorld and major news media like NY Times and Forbes lead one to believe they have a lot of faith in the IP.Yeah, I'm not sure trying to please everyone is a good idea, but we'll see what they do.Can't happen, as the GSL doesn't allow it to happen.&nbsp; This is the major criticism of the OGL, it allowed someone else to pick up the previous addition and make DnD it's own competitor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bhandelman, post: 5771066, member: 99667"] I think it's highly debatable that a VTT is "the only thing that can possibly invigorate D&D in the current era" or is even that relevant. There are tons of VTTs out there, some pretty decent, and they aren't making an impact. They also didn't say anything to lead one to believe there won't be a VTT, only that they consider tabletop gaming the most important part of their market. I would say flying out reporters from both fan sites like ENWorld and major news media like NY Times and Forbes lead one to believe they have a lot of faith in the IP. Yeah, I'm not sure trying to please everyone is a good idea, but we'll see what they do. Can't happen, as the GSL doesn't allow it to happen. This is the major criticism of the OGL, it allowed someone else to pick up the previous addition and make DnD it's own competitor. [/QUOTE]

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