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<blockquote data-quote="SiderisAnon" data-source="post: 5248624" data-attributes="member: 44949">I voted &quot;No&quot; for two reasons:The first is that I do not believe any single game can satisfy every player and all genres.&nbsp; Part of the reason we have so many different games is because some games do one thing better than others.&nbsp; By having a number of choices available, it allows us to find the game that best suits what we need.The second is because I hate being forced to play a game I hate just so I can keep playing, and I doubt I'm the only one who feels this way.&nbsp; Right now if I want to find a new game at my FLGS, I must play D&amp;D 4th Edition.&nbsp; Those are the only games available.&nbsp; One has to find and find a way into a private group to play anything else... which isn't easy considering I've been looking for players for over two months and never had a single person respond to my advertisement.&nbsp; (Though the gamer seeking gamer type systems online have shown some results.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SiderisAnon, post: 5248624, member: 44949"] I voted "No" for two reasons: The first is that I do not believe any single game can satisfy every player and all genres. Part of the reason we have so many different games is because some games do one thing better than others. By having a number of choices available, it allows us to find the game that best suits what we need. The second is because I hate being forced to play a game I hate just so I can keep playing, and I doubt I'm the only one who feels this way. Right now if I want to find a new game at my FLGS, I must play D&D 4th Edition. Those are the only games available. One has to find and find a way into a private group to play anything else... which isn't easy considering I've been looking for players for over two months and never had a single person respond to my advertisement. (Though the gamer seeking gamer type systems online have shown some results.) [/QUOTE]

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