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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9853316" data-attributes="member: 4348">Yes.   This is where the PR fails for investors.  If only 50% of those fans had just gone to their D&D HaT movie just once!...they would have made 200 million.  Thats without even the general public, or anyone else going!  As per their numbers.  Their fans definitely are not as avid of fans as some markets would prefer fans to be.  Still, who knows...they aren't using my numbers for lifetime evaluations...but even with lifetime evalutions of fans...depending on your definition (if the question is...have you ever heard of D&D and someone says yes and that qualifies them to be a fan...for example) I suppose it could qualify under lifetime number of fans...That's a different call from saying current fans though, and I note that every article which has them stating these things stays away from outright stating that this is the current number of fans or players (for good reason, if they did something like that and investors showed that this was impossible and that it could be construed as lying to investors...that gets into possible criminal territory).Might not be the type of fans investors would be calling fans though...as investors kind of want the type of fan that actually spends money.</blockquote>