I’m a smidge too young to remember 80's Disney but this is reminding me quite a bit of Disney circa 2000, when they were puking out terrible cut-rate direct to video sequels every ten minutes and eventually started releasing some of them in theaters (where it became painfully obvious that these movies were still being…

I have a casting suggestion: How about instead of adding Zach Galifianakis, they subtract him, and also everyone else in the cast, and then they just don’t make this movie.

But money. #PitchMeeting

*hears news of a live-action remake*

Just... just no. Just make it stop.

That’s not his old Porsche. It was scouted by the show. Also it went beyond being offended as it resulted in violence. Go on defending through. Shows a lot more about you then him. 

clueless troll makes inflammatory clueless comment based on Conservative tropes he probably can’t afford to know about 1st hand anyway. News at... no wait thats not news anymore.

I hope this entire fiasco will end up taught as a case study in business schools for years to come.

I had been looking at D&D Beyond as a “maybe” means of running my thirty year old tabletop game online, for a select table of scattered, distant friends, and had gone as far as making an account there. Knowing that continuing it might be construed as support for Hasbro/WotC’s legal gambits, today I joined the queue of…

This is the most short sighted and tone deaf response I’ve seen. I can only assume you have no functional knowledge of how IPs, and OGLs work, so I’ll give you the 30 second rundown.

The support tickets mentioned aren’t for simple unsubscribing, but for fully deleting the account (along with all its data), according to the article.

We’re screaming at WotC, but keep in mind who put in the leaders making the change. Hasbro. And more specifically Hasbro as a 21st century publicly owned company where you always have to make more profit that yesterday or you’re ... bad somehow?

I just want to say Linda, keep it up!

Forcing users to jump through hoops just to unsubscribe would only motivate me to never return to their product. The idea that they made their customer service worse after making it abundantly clear that they only care about our money... worst management ever?

Its time for us GenX gamers to introduce the world to all the fascinatingly diverse gaming systems that emerged as successors to AD&D. Dust off those old tomes, seek out their literal and spiritual successors and fan this spark into a full fledge TTRPG renaissance.

The sun has set... now you can see all the stars.  

The “update” was such corporate BS it’s just insulting. “Our fans are a nuisance and we need to make more money - WAIT, it was actually about inclusivity all along!” Acting as if they deliberately put the 1.1 license out there for community feedback is just false. “They won - and so did we” is the most pathetic bit in…

I’ve been playing for 40 years, and I still remember the red box I recieved as a gift fondly. It lead to many hours of entertainment, adventure, laughter, and grand story telling. The shame for me is that I was getting a bit excited for the DnDOne changes that were on the horizon. Now, I don’t really care. I have…

I’ve played through every edition. I had a master subscription, had every non adventure book on there. And its now canceled and done with, and I doubt I’ll be playing D&D again after this.