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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TwoSix" data-source="post: 6093954" data-attributes="member: 205">I'd argue that it's even a better business route.  (Note: not a marketing or business person.)  Right now, I don't see the Next playtest doing anything in the online communities other than generating a new round of edition carping and/or a fatalistic ennui.  Heck, the Google+ group for D&D Next doesn't even have 500 members, and the Fate Core group has almost 1800.  I'm not saying we won't see an uptick in interest as we move onto 2014, the release gets closer and the playtests get more detailed.  But can you imagine if WotC put out an announcement that they were releasing new supplements for every version of D&D, and DDI would be supporting them all?  Our little gaming circles on the Internet would explode.  And I'd say the one thing WotC really needs right now is positive buzz.</blockquote>