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<blockquote data-quote="Datt" data-source="post: 768815" data-attributes="member: 8710">I don't think the answer lies in changing the core books to be more user friendly.As most of the people here have stated they got started using the box sets.&nbsp; Why not make more boxed sets for the younger crowd to learn the rules and get used to them?&nbsp; I mean I know they have one out right now and they have a Web Enhancement as well, but they aren't really advertised or supported that I can see.&nbsp; With box sets and modules marketed at the younger crowd I think that both parties will win.&nbsp; We &quot;older&quot; folks will have the core items and the &quot;younger&quot; folks will have the box sets and modules.&nbsp; Of course when they feel they are ready to move up they can simply buy the books.&nbsp; I only say &quot;younger&quot; because I am only 24 but have been gaming for the last 13 years.&nbsp; So while I am not quite in the &quot;older&quot; category I don't think I fit in the &quot;younger&quot; category either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Datt, post: 768815, member: 8710"] I don't think the answer lies in changing the core books to be more user friendly. As most of the people here have stated they got started using the box sets. Why not make more boxed sets for the younger crowd to learn the rules and get used to them? I mean I know they have one out right now and they have a Web Enhancement as well, but they aren't really advertised or supported that I can see. With box sets and modules marketed at the younger crowd I think that both parties will win. We "older" folks will have the core items and the "younger" folks will have the box sets and modules. Of course when they feel they are ready to move up they can simply buy the books. I only say "younger" because I am only 24 but have been gaming for the last 13 years. So while I am not quite in the "older" category I don't think I fit in the "younger" category either. [/QUOTE]

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