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>Because it does sell.
Because it sells they let go the people from the Division that made them the most money?
Got it.

>That doesn't have anything to do with the popularity of d&d. WotC doesn't own hobby stores, and even in the case of gw, they can sell online with less overhead.
Just like Marvel/DC doesnt own Comic-Stores, yet barely any of them being around were good indicator how bad comics are doing.

>Yes it does
Thats right, it makes sense that are less locations where you can play popular thing because thing is so popular!

>Yeah, every fucking industry is doing this. Doing "good" is not enough, shareholders demand infinite growth.
So they are doing well but actually they arent doing well.
Got it.
So well in fact they had to get rid of 1100 people.

>This is related to your unspecified "23% drop in sales" figure. When is that a 23% drop from?
I already told you where the figure is from, try to keep up.

>I'm not
Yes you are.

> I'm answering your question
No youre not.
My question was:
>How do you even want to appeal to a wider audience when you couldn't even create something to appeal to the hardcore fans of the thing you made?

>I stole my copy of the PHB to play in my friends 5e game because he wants to run 5e and I like playing games with my friend, but it's a dogshit, made by committee system, and WotC has been a corpse puppeted by a toy company for years now.
Then why are you defending them?