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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 4291631" data-attributes="member: 22779">Sigh.&nbsp; YOU DON'T MATTER.&nbsp; I'm sorry, but you don't.&nbsp; There just aren't enough of you to matter.&nbsp; What's more likely?&nbsp; That the average En Worlder, who comes on here, reads some threads, posts some posts, buys more WOTC products than the average RPGA member who actually travels to tournaments, plays semi-competitively and is rewarded for playing?I think you're dreaming.There's a reason the RPGA was tapped to do the play testing.&nbsp; That wasn't an accident.&nbsp; 4e is the RPGA's game.&nbsp; This is how WOTC is going to sustain the subscription model.&nbsp; They have a ready made audience who they know plays regularly, plays MODULES regularly, and play D&amp;D without 3rd party support.&nbsp; Also these are people who have no problems playing with strangers, who are familiar with tournament style play, who actually LIKE WOTC D&amp;D.&nbsp; Add to this the DDI and the ability to play RPGA games without leaving your house.&nbsp; And Dungeon adventures that will give RPGA rewards.This is what will drive 4e.&nbsp; Not you or me playing at home with your buddies.&nbsp; THIS will drive the business of D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 4291631, member: 22779"] Sigh. YOU DON'T MATTER. I'm sorry, but you don't. There just aren't enough of you to matter. What's more likely? That the average En Worlder, who comes on here, reads some threads, posts some posts, buys more WOTC products than the average RPGA member who actually travels to tournaments, plays semi-competitively and is rewarded for playing? I think you're dreaming. There's a reason the RPGA was tapped to do the play testing. That wasn't an accident. 4e is the RPGA's game. This is how WOTC is going to sustain the subscription model. They have a ready made audience who they know plays regularly, plays MODULES regularly, and play D&D without 3rd party support. Also these are people who have no problems playing with strangers, who are familiar with tournament style play, who actually LIKE WOTC D&D. Add to this the DDI and the ability to play RPGA games without leaving your house. And Dungeon adventures that will give RPGA rewards. This is what will drive 4e. Not you or me playing at home with your buddies. THIS will drive the business of D&D. [/QUOTE]

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