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Of course, who wouldn't? Most people that don't play, don't play, because they never have.

Oh. That's unfortunate, a lot of people have told me good things about 3.5e. I though that it would have done better, but I never looked at it's sales rates.

Especially 3.5e

I do like VTT.

I agree.

So in other words, the main reason for Dungeons and Dragons's rise in popularity is the rise in streaming and social media?

I haven't been on in a while, and wasn't paying attention to context. I understand that there was a misunderstanding because of that, and I apologize.

See, you didn't say that. You said:

No, I never said you were wrong, I just said that not everyone uses roll20.

In theory. During the years of 4e, however, I'm pretty sure it wasn't there best sales years, but it could just be that Pathfinder just did way better.

Oh, no. Of course not, I just made a very bad guess. I looked into it some more, and I agree that number was ridiculous. I'd just like to recognize that not all people that play RPG's online use roll20.

Can we recognize the fact that not all people that play D&D, or other RPG's online use roll20?

I do recognize that there has been a lot more references to D&D throughout the years, and I don't have anything to prove my opinion, but I feel like Stranger Things reference has been most effective. This is not only because D&D has had it's best sale the year after Stranger Things season 1 came...

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure it's 50%.

I do agree that being a DM is easier in 5e, however I just recently started playing D&D on Discord, while also using roll20 and D&D Beyond. What I have discovered is much more players looking for DM's than DM's looking for players.

The many players is more of a short term option until there are more DMs.

5 out of 5 rating for Waterdeep: Dragon Heist Many of you have said that you don't like it because it's called a heist, when technically it isn't, but really it's how the players go about acquiring the dragons.

OH! Dang it! Sorry, I can't believe I misunderstood that. But I agree, one of my adventuring groups we does have another with DMing experience, althoug he doesn't get "behind the screen" much.

If you mean playing D&D online, I agree. I have recently got into playing D&D online, and have found it rather enjoying.

Most of us know that D&D has had a boom in popularity recently due to the many references to it in modern pop culture, with it's appearance in Stranger Things being the highest contributor to it's rise in popularity. "In 2017 alone, we had more than 7,500 unique broadcasters streaming live play...