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<blockquote data-quote="prosfilaes" data-source="post: 8388252" data-attributes="member: 40166">False; if you're going to make any claims, not just &quot;toward one end or the other&quot;, you need to support it. I didn't claim anything besides &quot;most&quot; is a possibility, which you can't exclude if you don't know anything.For one, you're dismissing things without even looking at them. Everything potentially produces garbage, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't look at the numbers. Secondly,You get all defensive and explaining why we shouldn't compare it to 5E or PF1e, but you don't mention that it's a follow up release to the one-time best selling RPG by the second-largest RPG company in the industry, a game with promise of extensive support at launch, and that most people wouldn't be playing it without that, and that, by the same argument, it has an unfair lead over just about any other game in the industry.If you don't care, don't care. But don't act like you don't care and tear down the results before they even get produced.<a href="https://blog.roll20.net/posts/the-orr-group-industry-report-q1-2021/" target="_blank">The Orr Group Industry Report Q1 2021 · Roll20 Blog</a> is interesting; less than half as many people are playing Pathfinder 2 as are playing Pathfinder 1, and while D&amp;D 5 is managing a 2.23% increase (which is amazing starting at 50%+ of the share), neither edition of Pathfinder gets even that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="prosfilaes, post: 8388252, member: 40166"] False; if you're going to make any claims, not just "toward one end or the other", you need to support it. I didn't claim anything besides "most" is a possibility, which you can't exclude if you don't know anything. For one, you're dismissing things without even looking at them. Everything potentially produces garbage, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't look at the numbers. Secondly, You get all defensive and explaining why we shouldn't compare it to 5E or PF1e, but you don't mention that it's a follow up release to the one-time best selling RPG by the second-largest RPG company in the industry, a game with promise of extensive support at launch, and that most people wouldn't be playing it without that, and that, by the same argument, it has an unfair lead over just about any other game in the industry. If you don't care, don't care. But don't act like you don't care and tear down the results before they even get produced. [URL="https://blog.roll20.net/posts/the-orr-group-industry-report-q1-2021/"]The Orr Group Industry Report Q1 2021 · Roll20 Blog[/URL] is interesting; less than half as many people are playing Pathfinder 2 as are playing Pathfinder 1, and while D&D 5 is managing a 2.23% increase (which is amazing starting at 50%+ of the share), neither edition of Pathfinder gets even that. [/QUOTE]

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