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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Coreyartus" data-source="post: 262638" data-attributes="member: 5399">Well said, Sholari!  That is indeed a good idea!  RPGs just aren't the same as any other games that Hasbro is selling.  Nor are they like any other book that we can pick up in an airport bookstore. They straddle a middle-ground that is unique to itself, I think.  And new methods of evaluating success and failure are sorely needed.But after about 20 years of trying to find a niche for RPG's and the products that support them, and all the mistakes that have been made over those years...the bad marketing ploys, the oversaturation, the undersaturation, the up-and-down quality...  Hasn't Hasbro learned ANYTHING?  Who do we need to wake up so attention can be paid?  How many times does a dearly beloved product line (whether it's Greyhawk, FR, or D&D in general) have to be abused before someone finally stands up for it?</blockquote>