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Originally Posted by thecasualoblivion ...comment on your response to the following scenario:
1. 4E is successful, maintains itself as the top selling and most played RPG, and runs 8-10 years in its current direction before being replaced by a 5E even less like previous editions |
I don't see myself ever returning to
WOTC or D&D as a fan or customer so their future has no bearing on my own as a gamer.
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Originally Posted by thecasualoblivion 2. Pathfinder tapers off after a successful launch by 3PP standards, and achieves a stable presence on par with True20 or Mutants and Masterminds. |
I don't see Pathfinder trailing off. I think the Pazio / Pathfinder fans are just as fanatical and loyal as
4E fans. I know as long as I'm able to run games I'll keep supporting them.
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Originally Posted by thecasualoblivion 3. The 3.5E playing community shrinks over time until its on par with people playing previous editions. |
The materials are still out there and available and can be cannibalized for Pathfinder.
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Originally Posted by thecasualoblivion 4. OGL based gaming begins a slow decline, with the big names soldiering on and fewer and fewer new products being released. |
I'm fine with this as I personally have enought
OGL based material to choke an entire corral of donkeys.
In a nutshell as long as I can find gamers who want to play Pathfinder or other games that I play I'll keep running and playing. When that stops, I walk away from the hobby.