This is what I don't get about this level of greed. Their effort to stifle this space is actually going to cause a brain drain that will make their own hiring much more difficult. People in the C-Suite are making these decisions with no understanding of the business they operate in.

Na, it affects players if they want to continue having 5e content. This entire debacle by WotC would have, and now likely will, gut the market for 3rd party content and given that WotC is transitioning to a new edition that means that 5e will effectively no longer have new content after 2024.

You perfectly encapsulated my view on what is wrong about Codega’s opinion regarding compromise here. There can’t be good faith compromise when the entire premise of the change is bad faith. Ultimately if WotC just accepted that they cannot control the 5e ecosystem and made a new OGL/GSL for 6e the entire issue would…

We honestly don't know he fucked up, or to what degree. How much can we trust the interpretation of someone who would be vindictive enough to put that story out there when they had already been apologized to? If I remember right the night had been nearly a year prior, and even in her telling of events his behavior…

He apologized to the woman featured in the article the next day, when she text him. My issue with the mindset that he owes any apology at this point is that we don't actually know the details of that night, we know one person's interpretation. We have no evidence that he has a pattern of poor behavior. What we do know…

He apologized to Grace in text, the very next day. What other apology does she deserve? Unlike other people caught up in MeToo no additional stories regarding sexual misconduct on his part have surfaced, so we don't really know if her interpretation of events is altogether definitive.