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Monday, June 9, 2008

12:11 pm: Mike Sugarbaker says...
Suddenly, D&D4′s launch marketing makes terrible sense

“In the new edition of the game, people who employ excessive secrecy are likely to be followers of Vecna.”

3 Responses to “Suddenly, D&D4′s launch marketing makes terrible sense”

  1. Lee Valentine Says:

    Mike, how did you even find this. It was hilarious and bizarre. Thanks.

  2. misuba Says:

    The linked blogger sent me a tip. Incidentally the actual story here is that the NDAs WotC had its 4E playtesters sign are still in effect, and they apparently sent out an FAQ to remind them all. Compare and contrast with the “Disclosure Pledge” that Evil Hat is making their playtesters sign for their Dresden Files RPG in development.

  3. steve Says:

    It’s a charmless effort, as most legal reminders are, but I don’t know what the big deal is. I’m currently under four NDAs for scriptwriting work I’ve done for videogames. The games themselves have been published for years, but the terms still apply: I can’t talk about previous drafts or add the scriptwriting files to my portfolio as samples of the work.

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