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<blockquote data-quote="Raven Crowking" data-source="post: 3617235" data-attributes="member: 18280">Even if we grant that the polls on EN World are representative of the hobby as a whole, I would have to say that, while I learned at home, I first became aware of the game through a TV spot.&nbsp; Now, did the TV spot begin because of a hobby store?&nbsp; I don't know.&nbsp; I do know that, by running games at Golden City Comics, I brought people into the hobby.We used to have regular HeroClix gatherings, too.&nbsp; And those brought people into HeroClix.&nbsp; The opportunity to see, to sit down and try, and to watch people having fun is important.Likewise I brought people into the hobby by playing in my High School library way back when, and in military Rec Centers when I was in the US Army.You might play in your basement, but it is doubtful that people wandering by your house are going to see you and get drawn into the game thereby.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Raven Crowking, post: 3617235, member: 18280"] Even if we grant that the polls on EN World are representative of the hobby as a whole, I would have to say that, while I learned at home, I first became aware of the game through a TV spot. Now, did the TV spot begin because of a hobby store? I don't know. I do know that, by running games at Golden City Comics, I brought people into the hobby. We used to have regular HeroClix gatherings, too. And those brought people into HeroClix. The opportunity to see, to sit down and try, and to watch people having fun is important. Likewise I brought people into the hobby by playing in my High School library way back when, and in military Rec Centers when I was in the US Army. You might play in your basement, but it is doubtful that people wandering by your house are going to see you and get drawn into the game thereby. [/QUOTE]

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