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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 3772262" data-attributes="member: 151">I'm not seeing where you're getting this data from...are you extrapolating from your website and applying it to the entirety of the D&amp;D market?&nbsp; Considering we don't even have hard numbers on how many active D&amp;D players are in the market right now, I don't know that I'm willing to believe that we can determine something like that they have a higher population of Mac users than the general public.Enworld is one of the most succesful websites dedicated to D&amp;D, with more than 35,000 unique visitors per day, and I'm not sure that I'd trust their numbers, either.&nbsp; Because if there are 3 million active players, then a LOT of them aren't visiting ENworld. WotC hasn't released their web visitor and browser type stats...but it's possible they're looking at the same statistics and drawing their own conclusions, and with their sample size, I think they'd have a relatively more accurate picture if they're using that metric and not external research (which I suspect is at least a component).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 3772262, member: 151"] I'm not seeing where you're getting this data from...are you extrapolating from your website and applying it to the entirety of the D&D market? Considering we don't even have hard numbers on how many active D&D players are in the market right now, I don't know that I'm willing to believe that we can determine something like that they have a higher population of Mac users than the general public. Enworld is one of the most succesful websites dedicated to D&D, with more than 35,000 unique visitors per day, and I'm not sure that I'd trust their numbers, either. Because if there are 3 million active players, then a LOT of them aren't visiting ENworld. WotC hasn't released their web visitor and browser type stats...but it's possible they're looking at the same statistics and drawing their own conclusions, and with their sample size, I think they'd have a relatively more accurate picture if they're using that metric and not external research (which I suspect is at least a component). [/QUOTE]

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