Mad at Paizo?

[GrahamWills]

Perkins said 100,000 a few years ago: never really sure if that was an honest or a flippant answer, or flippantly honest. However, their strategy is working no matter what their actual goal is, since they haven't changed it substantially in over 5 years.

Selling 20,000 a year for five years seems a reasonable goal for the biggest roleplaying property in the world. Sounds pretty achievable to me.

 

[ikos]

I've got 10 years on you and I listen to CR pretty regularly, but that's the key. It's a "radio play" with an enjoyable cast and an engaging story. I work on my own so it's nice to have a few hours of company each week. Actually watching the show? That would be difficult to pull off.

(Back to hurricane prep... )

Small world - we’re neighbors. The storm has just picked up speed - a 6 mph walk this direction.

P.S. A number of my crew also listen rather than watch CR while otherwise busy, doing yard work, painting, etc..

 

[Mercador]

(Back to hurricane prep... )

Good luck!

 

[robus]

Good luck!

Thanks, storm just took a turn to come a bit closer to shore... fun times!

 

[Zardnaar]

I'm not, still like Paizo but not going to go down the PF2 rabbit hole that deeply.

 

[MNblockhead]

I'm mid 40s and haven't watched CR, although I'm aware of it. My friends in their 40s do not watch it either, BUT, the 28 year old in our group is addicted to CR and talks about it all the time. We don't get it lol

I'm in my late 40s and I also don't watch CR....I listen to it. For a while I would listen to it while mowing the lawn and doing other lawn work. But I've gone back to listening other podcasts or NPR. CR just puts out too much content for me to keep up with. That said, I backed their kickstarter for CR cartoon and am looking forward to it. I also enjoyed their comic books series.

I watched Girls, Guts, and Glory for a time. I liked the short segments and found it funny. But I didn't stick with it.

My favorite, however, are the live Acq. Inc. games. I don't follow the various B and C team streams, but I watch every PAX game, including the Fathom event when it was streamed to movie theaters.

A close 2nd is Harmon Quest, a live-play game where they mix filming of the people playing with animation.

For the most part, though, I would rather play than watch.

 

[Zardnaar]

Watching others play D&D doesn't appeal.

I might watch a DM stream advice and stories if they were good at presenting.

 

[Parmandur]

Watching others play D&D doesn't appeal.

I might watch a DM stream advice and stories if they were good at presenting.

Don't knock it till you've tried it.

 

[Zardnaar]

Don't knock it till you've tried it.

I've seen a few snippets, just doesn't appeal.

You don't need to try some things either to know you won't like it.

 

[Mercador]

Same here, I don't get the point (I'd rather play myself or learning something on youtube) but I can acknowledge that it is really popular.