Therefore, if you recall when I said this:
Based on all of this, I can only assume that the D&D division of WotC is being run by a particularly retarded group of rhesus monkeys, because this level of gross incompetence is unforgivable.... then you will know what I mean when I say that somewhere, a group of retarded rhesus monkeys is in search of a job (perhaps in the banking or automotive manufacturing industries?).
Because if your failed, pitiful excuse for an online initiative is now actively preventing dissatisfied customers from cancelling their craptastic subscriptions; and your online representatives are unable to solve the problem; and this asshattery gets reported in the The Consumerist...
Then clearly you have rocks in charge of your (formerly?) multi-million dollar corporation, and are quite happy to watch it auger into the ground and burn in a hellish conflagration.
Seriously. When I called $th Edition (Hah! That was a typo, but by gum I'm keeping it) a disaster of epic proportions, I wasn't being cynical, I was fucking prescient.
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Heh heh, $th Edition, I'll have to use that...
ReplyDeleteWhile I'm happy that WotC 'saved' TSR from going under, D&D has never felt the same since they took over.
ReplyDeleteDon't get me wrong, TSR was (at least)as money hungry as WotC, but at least to my memory, if they promised something, they came through with it.
Maybe this is just one of those 'back in my day' stories and that I'm getting old or something (37 in 18 days), but that's the way I feel.