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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 4756870" data-attributes="member: 10177">Obviously sales are adequate, or they would have shut down already. Could sales be better? Without a doubt! They could have sold 6 million copies by now, and anyone would still wish they could still sell more.I think a good poll question would be, &quot;Is WOTC's sales of &quot;hundreds of thousands of copies&quot; of their core rule books in line with your perception of how much you thought 4E D&amp;D is selling?&quot;With poll choices of:That is about what I would think.That is higher than I would have thought.That is much higher than I would have thought.That is much lower than I would have thought.Then maybe do a companion poll of,How many Core book sets do you think WOTC has sold?With options ofMillions.Over 4 millionUnder 1 millionUnder 500,000It would probably be best to do the second poll first, then follow up with the first one. Plus ask people who have read WOTC's estimate to refrain from voting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 4756870, member: 10177"] Obviously sales are adequate, or they would have shut down already. Could sales be better? Without a doubt! They could have sold 6 million copies by now, and anyone would still wish they could still sell more. I think a good poll question would be, "Is WOTC's sales of "hundreds of thousands of copies" of their core rule books in line with your perception of how much you thought 4E D&D is selling?" With poll choices of: That is about what I would think. That is higher than I would have thought. That is much higher than I would have thought. That is much lower than I would have thought. Then maybe do a companion poll of, How many Core book sets do you think WOTC has sold? With options of Millions. Over 4 million Under 1 million Under 500,000 It would probably be best to do the second poll first, then follow up with the first one. Plus ask people who have read WOTC's estimate to refrain from voting. [/QUOTE]

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