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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9853232" data-attributes="member: 4348">No, read it again.I hate to repeat myself.&nbsp; However as you are insultingly refusing to address what I actually said and are trying to put out a strawman...In summary, I said 30 million watched the world series (game) to a maximum of 50 million with 15 to 16 million of those on average in the US.Which means walking down the street, if there are 80 million current D&amp;D fans, you should on average, when questioning them, have a 5X better chance of finding a D&amp;D fan than someone who watched the World Series.&nbsp; I think you'd have a better chance of addressing those that watched the World series than are D&amp;D fans, and I think if you look at TV and the returns on ads, you'd find the the money probably supports that one (singular speaking) game of the world series brings in a lot more money than even some of the more D&amp;D popular episodes of a D&amp;D play broadcast or much less most of anything else with D&amp;D beyond the core rulebooks or starter sets (which is still questionable in some ways...depends on the game and the viewership most likely).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 9853232, member: 4348"] No, read it again. I hate to repeat myself. However as you are insultingly refusing to address what I actually said and are trying to put out a strawman... In summary, I said 30 million watched the world series (game) to a maximum of 50 million with 15 to 16 million of those on average in the US. Which means walking down the street, if there are 80 million current D&D fans, you should on average, when questioning them, have a 5X better chance of finding a D&D fan than someone who watched the World Series. I think you'd have a better chance of addressing those that watched the World series than are D&D fans, and I think if you look at TV and the returns on ads, you'd find the the money probably supports that one (singular speaking) game of the world series brings in a lot more money than even some of the more D&D popular episodes of a D&D play broadcast or much less most of anything else with D&D beyond the core rulebooks or starter sets (which is still questionable in some ways...depends on the game and the viewership most likely). [/QUOTE]

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