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I've tried it for games, and come to the conclusion that it doesn't work very well. That was last year though, so something may have changed since.

If the author was asking questions instead of almost exclusively providing negative comment, it wouldn't matter. Anyways, the author's lack of response to the question that's been asked of them repeatedly tells us everything we need to know.

He or she is extremely negative on this board. Whether he or she plays the game that is the subject of this board is extremely relevant.

Who said anything about mechanics? Do you play the game or not?

SkidAce I'm pretty curious about whether or not goldomark plays the game that he likes to criticize.

Fast and solid are two things I never associate with Windows.

Every time I hear that someone uses a windows phone, I wonder why they would do that...

What the what? Someone with an iPhone needs to see what this is all about.

Failure lack of success are two very different thing.

I play D&D. It is fun.

Any photos?

They must have a settings bible by now for 5E FR. I really hope that they do something to turn it into a commercially salable settings guide. My vision of it is as a kickstarter. Print up a mockup and tell kickstarter that they need preorders equalling $250k or so in order to bring it to...

In before someone declares this to be an announcement and then gets angry because of a lack of details at Gen Con.

The Sundering allowed us to bring back things that the setting had lost over the years. We ARE updating the Realms. https://twitter.com/ChrisPerkinsDnD/status/589077591467798528

In before the complaints. Seriously. Someone will come into this thread in the next day or so talking about how WOTC is trying to rip them off with printed versions of free material.

Selling them bulk to half price books.

I'm about to sell 600 DVDs to half price books. I need to have no more crap.

You're right. That's weird. Maybe 50,000 of their sample don't play any games? Maybe someone hit a 7 instead of a 2 when building the list?

It doesn't have to be. Lets say they have a user base of two people. They have play each a game of pathfinder and a game of 5e. So 5e gets 100% of the players *and* pathfinder also gets 100% of the players. See how that works?

It makes me wonder if the D&D team at WotC could handle two games. D&D 5E, and D&D Tactics. Then I realize that I'm silly. They're not trying to take a bigger piece of the shrinking TTRPG pie, they're trying to make it bigger.