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<blockquote data-quote="Sinistar" data-source="post: 262670" data-attributes="member: 1945">So we were on the same page Wicht. Sorry I misunderstood. I think the idea of the correct metric for WOTC may be valid. But I also think we are probably not seeing the full picture. Probably no one but the hated Bean-Counters are seeing the full picture and that will certainly skew opinion. It might be they are taking such things into consideration as interconnectivity. But we just do not see the formulas. I am willing to give them the benefit of a doubt. But if I had my money to spend from this weekend again, I would not have bothered with the ELH. I still would have bought the Silver Marches. But that is just one person, in Dallas, the ELH sold out in several game stores I went to this weekend (3) but there were still copies of SM on the shelves.&nbsp; As can be seen by any discussion on the board it is hard to find two people who game who agree on what needs to be made next. The full range of love to hate is expressed on any product that comes out. So I can see the difficulty in a corporation trying to figure out why books sell or not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sinistar, post: 262670, member: 1945"] So we were on the same page Wicht. Sorry I misunderstood. I think the idea of the correct metric for WOTC may be valid. But I also think we are probably not seeing the full picture. Probably no one but the hated Bean-Counters are seeing the full picture and that will certainly skew opinion. It might be they are taking such things into consideration as interconnectivity. But we just do not see the formulas. I am willing to give them the benefit of a doubt. But if I had my money to spend from this weekend again, I would not have bothered with the ELH. I still would have bought the Silver Marches. But that is just one person, in Dallas, the ELH sold out in several game stores I went to this weekend (3) but there were still copies of SM on the shelves. As can be seen by any discussion on the board it is hard to find two people who game who agree on what needs to be made next. The full range of love to hate is expressed on any product that comes out. So I can see the difficulty in a corporation trying to figure out why books sell or not. [/QUOTE]

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