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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 5360412" data-attributes="member: 48965">Eh, I liken it more to lego... Just like 3.0's OGL games... there are a bunch of specific sets to build a specific thing... but you can also build most of that stuff, and more, from the generic sets to if you want. Of course molding the generic set is more work than buying it already made for you... but that's kinda the point, some people are willing to give up money for ready made stuff... I'd argue that's almost the entire basis of the rpg industry.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I agree with KM on this one as your statement seems to run along the lines of guesstimating or assuming playstyle with a particular game. I think this is particularly erroneous when dealing with an rpg that is the gateway and most popular rpg... you're bound to have a ton of people using it in very different ways. When you start assuming how they use it (especially without market research to back it up) it can cause dissatisfaction in a&nbsp; significant portion of your customer base.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 5360412, member: 48965"] Eh, I liken it more to lego... Just like 3.0's OGL games... there are a bunch of specific sets to build a specific thing... but you can also build most of that stuff, and more, from the generic sets to if you want. Of course molding the generic set is more work than buying it already made for you... but that's kinda the point, some people are willing to give up money for ready made stuff... I'd argue that's almost the entire basis of the rpg industry. I agree with KM on this one as your statement seems to run along the lines of guesstimating or assuming playstyle with a particular game. I think this is particularly erroneous when dealing with an rpg that is the gateway and most popular rpg... you're bound to have a ton of people using it in very different ways. When you start assuming how they use it (especially without market research to back it up) it can cause dissatisfaction in a significant portion of your customer base. [/QUOTE]

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