FTFY.
10%, not even close.Even if only 1 out of every 10 players have decided that they will have nothing to do with WotC going forward, that's huge. The majority of these would GMs, the primary consumers of so-called 3PP content in the first place.
I get that if you're not a GM, you may well like whatever it is WotC wants to do with D&D going forward. But in all honesty, wouldn't it be better if they were incentivized to just make a great product instead of hobbling the competition in the VTT space?
What does FTFY mean?FTFY.
Never cared for that phrase. Seems rude to me.Fixed That For You.
I haven't bought anything from this company in about a decade. Why do you think I'm hurting myself by doing so?The only people who miss out here are those boycotting. Who are effectively hurting themselves twice. C’est la vie.
By the same token, you’re not making a difference to them either…I haven't bought anything from this company in about a decade. Why do you think I'm hurting myself by doing so?
To be fair, it's not really a boycott if you're not buying something you were going to not buy anyway.I haven't bought anything from this company in about a decade. Why do you think I'm hurting myself by doing so?
I might've considered buying movie tickets to their upcoming film. Now I'm definitely not. My behavior over the last decade or so isn't really predictive of my future actions. I could have bought a Player's Handbook tomorrow, but now I really, really don't want to. Are you sure you want to start a debate over the semantics of that?To be fair, it's not really a boycott if you're not buying something you were going to not buy anyway.
I just pointed out a thing. Relax.Are you sure you want to start a debate over the semantics of that?