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Originally Posted by The Grey Elf
Not really. While Goodman Games is a supporter of the old school movement, by signing on to the GSL and tying their ENTIRE DCC line to 4e they have a vested interest in 4e being a sales-driving juggernaut. Given the source, the report must be undeniably biased.
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While I agree that one must consider that Goodman stands to win by boosting D&D4, it should also be noted that the recent(ish) revision of the GSL allows Goodman and others to sell 3.x compatible product alongside 4e stuff.
So he also has a vested interest in his other products, i.e. 3.x stuff, doing well, which at least in my opinion somewhat balances the comments made re sales of 4e.
/M
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