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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 8282024" data-attributes="member: 4534">A game like Into the Mother Lands would have had a much more difficult time finding an audience in previous decades. Even if you could have published it, I have a hard time imagining it on the shelf at my local gaming store next to AD&amp;D, Rifts, and Vampire.&nbsp; And this is just a reminder of one of the ways gaming is better today than it was in my youth.&nbsp; Maybe I'm just weird, but I love that there is a veritable cornucopia of games out there even if I'm not personally interested in all of them.&nbsp; We tend to use diversity as a shorthand for race, gender, and sexual orientation, but what comes with it are new ways of&nbsp; seeing the situation and new ideas for how to handle things.&nbsp; This just strikes me as something beneficial to the the hobby as a whole.&nbsp; And I'm not going to lie, I really want a Bertrand plushie.&nbsp; [ATTACH=full]137273[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 8282024, member: 4534"] A game like[I] Into the Mother Lands[/I] would have had a much more difficult time finding an audience in previous decades. Even if you could have published it, I have a hard time imagining it on the shelf at my local gaming store next to AD&D, Rifts, and Vampire. And this is just a reminder of one of the ways gaming is better today than it was in my youth. Maybe I'm just weird, but I love that there is a veritable cornucopia of games out there even if I'm not personally interested in all of them. We tend to use diversity as a shorthand for race, gender, and sexual orientation, but what comes with it are new ways of seeing the situation and new ideas for how to handle things. This just strikes me as something beneficial to the the hobby as a whole. And I'm not going to lie, I really want a Bertrand plushie. [ATTACH type="full" width="355px"]137273[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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