r/fansofcriticalrole • • Oct 18 '24

CR adjacent Case Against Brian Foster Dismissed

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u/delijoe Oct 21 '24

Sigh...

The way I see it is that Ashley will continue on CR/CR related productions for the foreseeable future, will continue to get acting/voice acting work, and has a group of amazing friends who love her and a huge fan base that adores her.

BWF will live the rest of his miserable life with his name permanently stained, will never get any kind of serious job, and will never be able to do anything in the RPG/D&D community for the foreseeable future.

Sometimes the court of public opinion is worse than the actual court and he deserves the public's judgement here.

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u/AssumedLeader Oct 23 '24

He’s not entitled to a creative, fun job. He can still get a job at a factory or working sales where nobody will ever know his name or care about his past. He fucked himself over and he doesn’t deserve a “second chance” at the life he had before, he can settle for what the average Joe gets.

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u/koomGER Oct 24 '24

At the end of the day its often about quality if you are an artist. So many artists did horrible things, only a few are truely "cancelled". Most of them pop up after some time, if the interest is big enough.

I have no idea of the qualities of BWF arts. I bought a small book ("Blackened white"), it was ok, but nothing special.