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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 9226813" data-attributes="member: 63508">A D&amp;D that is incremental would have to be design to be.Unfortunately the biggest obstacle to that is the D&amp;D community. The community won't allow for th change need to create a base that could be incremental due to either loyalty to traditional sacred cows or unwillingness to give up their older edition books to pick up the new ones for the incremental D&amp;D.And the same goes for many other RPGs. Sunk Cost and Sacred Cows keep the community from making the correct base.This mean TSR, WOTC, Paizo, KP, ENW, or whoever will never be able to keep up a viable business plan for an incremental RPG that keeps up with the current trends and population and isn't shoved off into a niche corner.It's like rolling 18/00. Technically it's possible but it's extremely unlikely to be pulled off without cheating.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 9226813, member: 63508"] A D&D that is incremental would have to be design to be. Unfortunately the biggest obstacle to that is the D&D community. The community won't allow for th change need to create a base that could be incremental due to either loyalty to traditional sacred cows or unwillingness to give up their older edition books to pick up the new ones for the incremental D&D. And the same goes for many other RPGs. Sunk Cost and Sacred Cows keep the community from making the correct base. This mean TSR, WOTC, Paizo, KP, ENW, or whoever will never be able to keep up a viable business plan for an incremental RPG that keeps up with the current trends and population and isn't shoved off into a niche corner. It's like rolling 18/00. [I]Technically[/I] it's possible but it's extremely unlikely to be pulled off without cheating. [/QUOTE]

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