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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sailor Moon" data-source="post: 6491880" data-attributes="member: 6776331">What does all this exactly have to do with making FR the default setting? Your statement is flawed in many areas.Let's break it down.A: Baldur's Gate game out ages ago so it's not suddenly going to bring in all these new players and besides, if you had both settings running side by side then who would know the difference or even care if they are new to the game. B: Neverwinter is an MMO that won't necessarily bring in many new gamers. Ir's been out for a while now and again the same logic still applies. New gamers aren't going to know the difference and sure as hell aren't going to base their decision to play on whether or not FR is the default. The PHB even seems to imply that there are numerous worlds in the D&D universe.Drizzt novels have been out for ages as well. Whether or not you make FR the default is not going to be the deciding factor of whether or not they start playing the game.It's foolish marketing because this could mean they are trying to gain a market through an old computer game, a novel, and an MMo that's really only doing anything cause it's free to play.There is nothing there that really gives a good reason to make FR the default catch all setting.</blockquote>