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Message: <blockquote data-quote="malkav666" data-source="post: 4935330" data-attributes="member: 70565">And you are basing this "safe guess" on what? Because that statement really does not make any sense to me, and kind of looks like a make believe line of think you are using to try and validate your own opinion.Because I am seeing the book book ranked in sales on sites like Amazon. I am seeing the company making the game for the last winning awards for their work for the last several years (see the Ennies). I am seeing all of the rpg websites I visit talking about Pathfinder. I am seeing Paizo products displayed prominently in the capstone display that every gamer sees as they come into the store at one of my local FLGS, and them having a book display area that is equal to that of 4e at the other. I am seeing the books at big chain bookstores in my area.It must be that these gamers that you say safely cannot have heard of it don't use the internet to shop their games, they must not be buying stuff at FLGS or big band book stores. Because I am seeing Paizo at ALL of those outlets. These gamers must not be doing ANY gaming  at public venues either (in fact is this thread not about a gamer roaming around a huge con and seeing games like PFRPG being played, but not 4e?). I don't think its very safe to say at all.The jury is still out for me on PFRPG's staying power (time will tell on that one). But I feel that the game is signifigantly popular to the point that most gamers interested in the purchase of fantasy games (ie. those folks that buy new releases from folks making new fanstasy gaming material) and actually buying those games, should have a decent chance of knowing what Pathfinder is.love,malkav</blockquote>

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