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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9466164" data-attributes="member: 4348">No, I'm saying what I get in money from when they figure out the numbers doesn't always reflect what I hear them saying...and when pressed...well...sometimes it's hard to get a straight answer.I see better stuff from other companies (such as Microsoft or Apple) when they give lower numbers on products which I see in the general public as far more widespread.  As in, I can go on a survey of your man (or woman) on the street and have a higher percentage say they actually have something or do something in comparison to what I hear from WotC (which is why I listed some very common items sold that have numbers that are less or comparable to what WotC said their numbers are...just for people to reflect on HOW LARGE a number they are stating).If you find it realistic...great!I just find it hard to believe some of the stuff they spout when reflecting on recent stock holdings at years end, and then look at how common comparable items are with numbers and commonality compared to what I see in reality with D&D (not contesting D&D isn't popular, but more popular than the XBox Brand and it's sales??? (And note, I don't just list recent items, I also listed older items that you can compare in popularity to numbers of D&D players today from Xbox or PS players back then).I should also note, even if you took the 40 million they stated previously, and said only 15 million of those were active D&D players...85 - 25 = 60 million.</blockquote>

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