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<blockquote data-quote="Lalato" data-source="post: 808043" data-attributes="member: 9171">Speak for yourself...&nbsp; I started playing DnD because me and my friend happened to be browsing through a train hobby shop one day.&nbsp; We saw the DnD stuff... and the rest is history.&nbsp; Not everyone starts playing DnD through some mysterious network of gaming groups.As much as I like my local gaming stores...&nbsp; I'm happy to see gaming materials at places like Barnes and Noble because it increases the possibility that some random person might get into the game.&nbsp; New products like revised rules offer companies like WotC an opportunity to make gameplay better for existing players and future players.&nbsp; The revisions also offer them an opportunity to have a good marketing push...&nbsp; something that is difficult to do with old gaming products.&nbsp; That's why you don't see advertisments for Monopoly... unless it's the Sesame Street edition or somesuch.--sam</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lalato, post: 808043, member: 9171"] Speak for yourself... I started playing DnD because me and my friend happened to be browsing through a train hobby shop one day. We saw the DnD stuff... and the rest is history. Not everyone starts playing DnD through some mysterious network of gaming groups. As much as I like my local gaming stores... I'm happy to see gaming materials at places like Barnes and Noble because it increases the possibility that some random person might get into the game. New products like revised rules offer companies like WotC an opportunity to make gameplay better for existing players and future players. The revisions also offer them an opportunity to have a good marketing push... something that is difficult to do with old gaming products. That's why you don't see advertisments for Monopoly... unless it's the Sesame Street edition or somesuch. --sam [/QUOTE]

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