Given the digital age we live in, and the fact that the vast majority of current D&D fans are younger than age 30? Yeah, I think it is accurate to say that most players today would prefer to have some amount of digital tools involved in the process. Need to look something up during session? Keyword search your OCR-scanned PDF and boom, instantly you know what you need. Have a player that always forgets their modifiers? A digital tabletop can factor them all in for you. Can't meet for a physical session every week, but can find a time when everyone can at least have a couple hours at a computer? VTT and Discord. Etc.