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<blockquote data-quote="Dausuul" data-source="post: 3955025" data-attributes="member: 58197">Yeah, I suspect you're going to see a lot of &quot;It depends&quot; answers--because most gamers aren't going to buy a setting purely on the basis of which company made it, or even what the production values are.&nbsp; I may like a given restaurant, and they may do a really good job with all of their food, but if one of the items on the menu is &quot;Gourmet Pickles,&quot; I'm not going to order them, because I hate pickles.Likewise, I would not buy an Eberron-type setting.&nbsp; I don't care who makes it and I don't care how good the production values are; I don't like steampunk, so Eberron is not for me.&nbsp; On the other hand, if the same company came up with a good low-magic heroic fantasy setting, I'd give it serious consideration.The question should be &quot;Would you buy from this company if you liked the setting concept and execution?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dausuul, post: 3955025, member: 58197"] Yeah, I suspect you're going to see a lot of "It depends" answers--because most gamers aren't going to buy a setting purely on the basis of which company made it, or even what the production values are. I may like a given restaurant, and they may do a really good job with all of their food, but if one of the items on the menu is "Gourmet Pickles," I'm not going to order them, because I hate pickles. Likewise, I would not buy an Eberron-type setting. I don't care who makes it and I don't care how good the production values are; I don't like steampunk, so Eberron is not for me. On the other hand, if the same company came up with a good low-magic heroic fantasy setting, I'd give it serious consideration. The question should be "Would you buy from this company if you liked the setting concept and execution?" [/QUOTE]

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