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Originally Posted by Lanefan  And, let's face it, it's a barrier to entry. Walk into a store a year ago looking to get into 4e, there were three books and a couple of adventures - nice and simple, and not too costly. Now, walk into the same store and there's a wall of 4e books starin' back at you - which ones do you need to play the game? Do you ask the guy behind the counter, or do you just give up and leave?
Lanefan |
I really question how big the market in people who know nothing about the game and just one day decide to buy the game is.
On the general release rate, the one advantage
4e has as a sustainable model is that each book is fairly narrowly tailored. A book either really helps you, or is completely irrelevant. In addition, the compendium is a good alternative to splat book purchasing.
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