No, they are not fired. Leaving of their own volition, however...
I doubt they will do this. Crawford and Perkins are in arguably the best positions they could be for their industry. Though the Open Game License controversy may have upset a large number of D&D fans, there are still plenty more who will continue playing as is. There were 50 or so MILLION players before this, and what, 65,000 or so have signed the petition for Wizards of the Coast to change this?
Yeah, D&D will remain D&D for a long time to come. This is not the apocalypse and it wont end it. Sure, some people may leave their jobs. But the faces of a massive corporation that is leaps and bounds the best in its industry? These people have an excellent position and are likely doing quite well in it. Your concerns about how they will be affected by this seem quite overblown, to say the least.
Until I see actual significant signs that they might leave, these two employees are almost certainly staying. All we have at this point is baseless speculation. This thread already has 640 views, and everyone who viewed it will likely be confused and frustrated. Why? Because your post made ambiguous statements about two top employees potentially leaving. You phrased your speculation as one might phrase facts and people who view this thread will have to scroll 19 posts down to realize it's just rumors.
I doubt you were trying to do this, but your original post and title were quite misleading. If you wouldn't mind it, I think that editing your first post on this to explain more facts about the situation might do a great deal for the community.
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I doubt they will do this. Crawford and Perkins are in arguably the best positions they could be for their industry. Though the Open Game License controversy may have upset a large number of D&D fans, there are still plenty more who will continue playing as is. There were 50 or so MILLION players before this, and what, 65,000 or so have signed the petition for Wizards of the Coast to change this?
Yeah, D&D will remain D&D for a long time to come. This is not the apocalypse and it wont end it. Sure, some people may leave their jobs. But the faces of a massive corporation that is leaps and bounds the best in its industry? These people have an excellent position and are likely doing quite well in it. Your concerns about how they will be affected by this seem quite overblown, to say the least.
Until I see actual significant signs that they might leave, these two employees are almost certainly staying. All we have at this point is baseless speculation. This thread already has 640 views, and everyone who viewed it will likely be confused and frustrated. Why? Because your post made ambiguous statements about two top employees potentially leaving. You phrased your speculation as one might phrase facts and people who view this thread will have to scroll 19 posts down to realize it's just rumors.
I doubt you were trying to do this, but your original post and title were quite misleading. If you wouldn't mind it, I think that editing your first post on this to explain more facts about the situation might do a great deal for the community.
BoringBard's long and tedious posts somehow manage to enrapture audiences. How? Because he used Charm Person, the #1 bard spell!
He/him pronouns. Call me Bard. PROUD NERD!
Ever wanted to talk about your parties' worst mistakes? Do so HERE. What's your favorite class, why? Share & explain
HERE.