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<blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 3354144" data-attributes="member: 4134">Let's thaw this one up, let some more people vote on this.And to recap, the score after 232 votes:D&amp;D:18 voters proclaimed their undying love for guns in D&amp;D76 think they're fine for occasional, well, occasions.57 Are neutral54 Don't want themThat means, out of 205 votes, 94 (45%) are for guns, 57 (28%) are neutral, and 54 (26%) are against (and 1% fell victim to rounding). Only a quarter doesn't want guns in their campaigns. I still find that quite surprising, I would have thought there'd be more people against them.DDM:12 are pining for figures with guns in DDM46 think that as long as it's only a few figures, they're all for it46 are neutral45 are againstThat's 149 total, 58 (39%) being for them, 46 (31%) are neutral, and 45 (30%) against.Again, this still surprises me. I can't say how representative these numbers are, but I'd say with only a third of the people not wanting the figures, nothing really speaks against one or two figures per year. I'm sure there are figures in sets already existing that would get far less positive feedback.Swords:106 voters like swords. For me, that's a clear signal that swords should not be removed in 4e!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kae'Yoss, post: 3354144, member: 4134"] Let's thaw this one up, let some more people vote on this. And to recap, the score after 232 votes: D&D: 18 voters proclaimed their undying love for guns in D&D 76 think they're fine for occasional, well, occasions. 57 Are neutral 54 Don't want them That means, out of 205 votes, 94 (45%) are for guns, 57 (28%) are neutral, and 54 (26%) are against (and 1% fell victim to rounding). Only a quarter doesn't want guns in their campaigns. I still find that quite surprising, I would have thought there'd be more people against them. DDM: 12 are pining for figures with guns in DDM 46 think that as long as it's only a few figures, they're all for it 46 are neutral 45 are against That's 149 total, 58 (39%) being for them, 46 (31%) are neutral, and 45 (30%) against. Again, this still surprises me. I can't say how representative these numbers are, but I'd say with only a third of the people not wanting the figures, nothing really speaks against one or two figures per year. I'm sure there are figures in sets already existing that would get far less positive feedback. Swords: 106 voters like swords. For me, that's a clear signal that swords should not be removed in 4e! [/QUOTE]

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