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To me a successful RPG is one that is being played, or has influenced other games/players to the extent that some part of it lives on in... -
SlyFlourish reacted to soviet's post in the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like? with Like.
+1 Not only that, they named a bunch of stuff that didn't have names and those names became canon.
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I saw someone use Gen Con as a data point that Avatar Legends actually is quite popular as a rpg that gets played. There are 137 events...
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SlyFlourish reacted to Micah Sweet's post in the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like? with Like.
It is my deepest frustration in RPG publishing: there being no legal way to purchase a product no longer under license. This sort of...
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SlyFlourish replied to the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like?.where was I eager?
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West End Games had the Star Wars line from 1987 through 1999, during which they produced two different editions of the game (three if...
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SlyFlourish replied to the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like?."was" is an interesting word here and part of something I learned in this thread. "Success" is a moving spectrum. Games may be...
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SlyFlourish replied to the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like?.I think that can be a valuable conclusion to arrive to and is also part of the point of discussing what makes an RPG die and what makes...
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In 2000, John Wick released a game called Orkworld. From the beginning, Orkworld was designed to be a single book with a limited...
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SlyFlourish reacted to Morrus's post in the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like? with Like.
So can a non-profit venture not be a success?
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SlyFlourish reacted to Reynard's post in the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like? with Like.
I wanted to reach back to the OP. I want to use Blades in the Dark as an example, because I slept on it and it was not until I...
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SlyFlourish replied to the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like?.I can still purchase past copies in PDF. I have a full collection of every version of D&D on my hard drive. I have a bunch of physical...
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SlyFlourish replied to the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like?.I think being tied to a bigger IP is actually a risk since the IP holder can pull the license and remove it from publication. I bet...
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I didn't see a consensus, and maybe that's the valuable thing to get out of the discussion. It suggests another question - why should...
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SlyFlourish replied to the thread What Does a "Successful" RPG Look Like?.confusion == beautiful independent thoughts and shared ideas. We don't have to come up with a consensus. What does it mean to you is...