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<blockquote data-quote="Zsig" data-source="post: 4385949" data-attributes="member: 56809">Well, for starters, I didn't say D&amp;D is not for mature people only, in fact, I don't know where you got that idea. (I myself started playing with 9). Also,&nbsp; I'm sorry if I offended you but nowhere I said that only 9 year old kids play WoW.Secondly, there's no possible way you can know for a fact the average typical WoW player, because forum polls and census doesn't count (7-9 year old kids won't vote on those). Adding up the fact that each &quot;realm&quot; (or whatever it's called) works mostly like a small community with like people, it's quite easy to get the idea that the &quot;average&quot; WoW player is the same as you. Indeed, I played WoW, met people ranging from 5 to 62 years of age, but, from my gaming experience which didn't last long (only 35 days), the average was somewhere from 10-14. My realm was one recently released (at the time), so there were plenty of people coming all the time.Given that, from all the past experience we got, and all that crap about &quot;supplements with a dragon on the cover sells&quot;, one has to be truly naïve not to perceive that Dragonborn is in 4E mostly for marketing purposes.Anyway, as I said, it might have sounded a bit offensive, but when I said it I was actually refering to the people that likes the Dragonborn, not the people that plays WoW. Your arguments have nothing to do with what I said, think about it before jumping into conclusions next time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zsig, post: 4385949, member: 56809"] Well, for starters, I didn't say D&D is not for mature people only, in fact, I don't know where you got that idea. (I myself started playing with 9). Also, I'm sorry if I offended you but nowhere I said that only 9 year old kids play WoW. Secondly, there's no possible way you can know for a fact the average typical WoW player, because forum polls and census doesn't count (7-9 year old kids won't vote on those). Adding up the fact that each "realm" (or whatever it's called) works mostly like a small community with like people, it's quite easy to get the idea that the "average" WoW player is the same as you. Indeed, I played WoW, met people ranging from 5 to 62 years of age, but, from my gaming experience which didn't last long (only 35 days), the average was somewhere from 10-14. My realm was one recently released (at the time), so there were plenty of people coming all the time. Given that, from all the past experience we got, and all that crap about "supplements with a dragon on the cover sells", one has to be truly naïve not to perceive that Dragonborn is in 4E mostly for marketing purposes. Anyway, as I said, it might have sounded a bit offensive, but when I said it I was actually refering to the people that likes the Dragonborn, not the people that plays WoW. Your arguments have nothing to do with what I said, think about it before jumping into conclusions next time. [/QUOTE]

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