PJ Coffey

Irresponsible.

Irresponsible.

I mean, just because we've got basic pattern recognition skills, it doesn't mean that we should apply them.

Yeah, I mean, that's traditionally how corporations work.

They have the mascarovka, the deception operation, where they persuade you that they're about to tell you about some other product they're going to release, and then they release a secret product, which they haven't told you about.

That's the key to marketing and advertising for us, doing it that way around.

I'm sure.

Have you never heard, never let them know your next move?

I mean, I know this is something Southampton drivers have taken to heart with their BMW-level use of signals, but still, it's like, clearly, Wizards of the Coast, they don't want us to know what they're up to, and that's fine.

They'll let us know when they're good and ready.

Yeah, yeah.

Possibly they're just getting all their ducks in the road lined up and it's going to be some sort of combined arms, cross media, maybe there's a computer game, the magic set as well.

Might be something coming down the pipeline for that.

Get it all out at the same time so that the hype train arrives as opposed to the descent into Adverness and Baldur's Gate 3 where the

RPG arrived and people were like, okay, Baldur's Gate, this seems a bit weird.

And then seven years later, the actual game arrived and people were like, oh, amazing.

And Descent into Reverse should have been Gangbusters if that had happened at the same time.

Because people had bought it even though they were never going to play it.

Anyway.

Yeah.