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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 5265772" data-attributes="member: 3400">I think a couple posters around here have a very limited view of what constitutes competition. Paizo doesn't have to steal a customer completely away from WotC because people often do buy into more than one RPG. They just have to attract money from a gamer's budget that would probably have gone to WotC, and we're seeing that even with 4e players who prefer to buy Pathfinder APs and adapt them rather than buy WotC 4e adventures much less PF and 4e players who would rather buy the PF Advanced Player's Guide than one of the 4e supplements.That's competition. It doesn't matter if WotC is much bigger than its competitors and also competes against other media. WotC and Paizo are in competition as surely as Coke competes with Pepsi, just on substantially different terms than the two relatively equal-sized obesity generators.</blockquote>