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Do we want one dominant game, and why?
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<blockquote data-quote="fanboy2000" data-source="post: 5246115" data-attributes="member: 19998"><p>I predict your going to get a lot of "no" votes. The fact is, no matter what someone may feel about any particular edition of D&D, no one really wants just one edition out there. Or even one RPG.</p><p></p><p>Why?</p><p></p><p>Because we get board. Because we get tired of playing one game, or one set of rules, or one set of options. Because we want to play superheroes, or Star Wars, or Vampires, or we want to go modern, or simulationist, or we want to go gonzo.</p><p></p><p>Geek hobbies are built on imagination, why chain it to one set or rules for all time? As Mark Hamill once said "I like ice cream, but I'm not going to eat it every day." </p><p></p><p>I think what your seeing is simply people expressing a preference for one game. Sometimes, because people don't want to wax lyrically about the subject, it seems like gamers push one game above all others. But really I think people just forget or fail to mention how much fun they have with other games.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fanboy2000, post: 5246115, member: 19998"] I predict your going to get a lot of "no" votes. The fact is, no matter what someone may feel about any particular edition of D&D, no one really wants just one edition out there. Or even one RPG. Why? Because we get board. Because we get tired of playing one game, or one set of rules, or one set of options. Because we want to play superheroes, or Star Wars, or Vampires, or we want to go modern, or simulationist, or we want to go gonzo. Geek hobbies are built on imagination, why chain it to one set or rules for all time? As Mark Hamill once said "I like ice cream, but I'm not going to eat it every day." I think what your seeing is simply people expressing a preference for one game. Sometimes, because people don't want to wax lyrically about the subject, it seems like gamers push one game above all others. But really I think people just forget or fail to mention how much fun they have with other games. [/QUOTE]
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