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<blockquote data-quote="Sunseeker" data-source="post: 5874258">I disagree, and I'm not sure how you got this our of my post.&nbsp; The &quot;vast majority&quot; play multiple systems, within and without the D&amp;D brand.&nbsp; I'd wager that even amongst it's strongest oppoenents, the number of people who have NEVER EVER EVER NEVER played 4e are small.That choice is not always available.&nbsp; There are a finite number of people willing to run games, sometimes you have to suck it up and play an edition you aren't the biggest fan of if you want to play at all.&nbsp;&nbsp; And the &quot;quality&quot; of a game is less dependent upon the system and much more dependent upon the players and the DM.&nbsp; I'll play almost anything with my friends, because I want to play a game with my friends, which is why I'm in a 3e game right now even though 4e is my preference.There are a lot of factors that go in to what someone is willing to play.&nbsp; I'm willing to bet that the number of people who would outrightly turn down playing with their friends/family over a specific edition are few.You're right at the end though.&nbsp; People will ignore perceived &quot;quality&quot; if there are other more powerful personal preferences.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sunseeker, post: 5874258"] I disagree, and I'm not sure how you got this our of my post. The "vast majority" play multiple systems, within and without the D&D brand. I'd wager that even amongst it's strongest oppoenents, the number of people who have NEVER EVER EVER NEVER played 4e are small. That choice is not always available. There are a finite number of people willing to run games, sometimes you have to suck it up and play an edition you aren't the biggest fan of if you want to play [I]at all[/I]. And the "quality" of a game is less dependent upon the system and much more dependent upon the players and the DM. I'll play [I]almost[/I] anything with my friends, because I want to play a game with my friends, which is why I'm in a 3e game right now even though 4e is my preference. There are a lot of factors that go in to what someone is willing to play. I'm willing to bet that the number of people who would outrightly turn down playing with their friends/family over a specific edition are few. You're right at the end though. People will ignore perceived "quality" if there are other more powerful personal preferences. [/QUOTE]

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