Here's hoping to a 2024 where we can have a better WotC we can be proud of. Just gotta cut the mold off the cheese. Not gonna name any names, I don't want to "harass" anyone, but certain folks need to be held accountable for what they tried to pull here. However, certain former BIG TOBACCO executives, need to gtfo and the stock price movement this year agrees with me severely. Cigarette company tactics, like the ones used to gaslight people about the OGL, were NOT appreciated by the community.
The salvation of the OGL 1.0a is fantastic, now it's time to save the company. You guys are being made a laughing stock of by your own investors and other hedgefunds over the MtG and D&D debacle, the two brands that SHOULD and COULD have pulled you out of the gutter this holiday season. Instead, after betrayals of the MTG community, over saturation of the market to the point that it's caused legal trouble, the collector's edition debacle, utterly botching the release of spelljammer and this whole OGL debacle, it's clear to anyone that certain executives and their 12 years of time as a phillip-morris executive during the 90s are not qualified to be in charge of dnd.
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Get big tobacco out of my D&D please. We can still smell the old cigarette stink wafting off of where this OGL nonsense originated from, because this debacle has unbagged all the dirty laundry for all to see.
Alta Fox Financial Management's owner is calling for just that. If anything, it was these tweets over yesterday that pushed them over edge. Even with 2.5% ownership, that is still $200,000,000 aprox that could be sold off if they pull out in a falling stock, enough to cause problems, and send ripples to other hedge funds. Basically even if they chose to ignore the consumers, they can't ignore the investors who are watching the consumers, and Cocks is already on thin ice after the MTG debacle.
Alta Fox Financial Management's owner is calling for just that. If anything, it was these tweets over yesterday that pushed them over edge. Even with 2.5% ownership, that is still $200,000,000 aprox that could be sold off if they pull out in a falling stock, enough to cause problems, and send ripples to other hedge funds. Basically even if they chose to ignore the consumers, they can't ignore the investors who are watching the consumers, and Cocks is already on thin ice after the MTG debacle.
Very true. I read their write up in 2022, tbh, Alta Fox is the most based hedgie I ever seen
Here's hoping to a 2024 where we can have a better WotC we can be proud of. Just gotta cut the mold off the cheese. Not gonna name any names, I don't want to "harass" anyone, but certain folks need to be held accountable for what they tried to pull here. However, certain former BIG TOBACCO executives, need to gtfo and the stock price movement this year agrees with me severely. Cigarette company tactics, like the ones used to gaslight people about the OGL, were NOT appreciated by the community.
The salvation of the OGL 1.0a is fantastic, now it's time to save the company. You guys are being made a laughing stock of by your own investors and other hedgefunds over the MtG and D&D debacle, the two brands that SHOULD and COULD have pulled you out of the gutter this holiday season. Instead, after betrayals of the MTG community, over saturation of the market to the point that it's caused legal trouble, the collector's edition debacle, utterly botching the release of spelljammer and this whole OGL debacle, it's clear to anyone that certain executives and their 12 years of time as a phillip-morris executive during the 90s are not qualified to be in charge of dnd.
[REDACTED]
Get big tobacco out of my D&D please. We can still smell the old cigarette stink wafting off of where this OGL nonsense originated from, because this debacle has unbagged all the dirty laundry for all to see.
Alta Fox Financial Management's owner is calling for just that. If anything, it was these tweets over yesterday that pushed them over edge. Even with 2.5% ownership, that is still $200,000,000 aprox that could be sold off if they pull out in a falling stock, enough to cause problems, and send ripples to other hedge funds. Basically even if they chose to ignore the consumers, they can't ignore the investors who are watching the consumers, and Cocks is already on thin ice after the MTG debacle.
Very true. I read their write up in 2022, tbh, Alta Fox is the most based hedgie I ever seen
#FreeTheWizards
Bwahaha. Now we're hoping for hedge funds to save us from capitalism.
Oh the irony eh ?.