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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ahzad" data-source="post: 5317573" data-attributes="member: 4232">I agree with Raven, sorry couldn't grant you any xps, the inquiry is the the big thing. I manage a comic book store and we also have games. If someone ask me about purchasing an item my first response is to ask some questions about what types of things they like to read, or watch on tv and try to match something up along those lines. If they really want to know what I think of something I'm not going to lie just for the sale. They'll get my honest opinion on whatever it is they are asking me, and b/c of that my customer base has come to know that even though I may not like what they like they know I won't be pushing stuff on them just to make a sale. It makes them enjoy coming in and talking or debating me on things. I make a point to try and read or play just about everything that we have so I can make an informed and honest judgment on things if asked about it.I'm not a capes and tights comic reader, i prefer crime noir, fantasy, sci-fi, horror and the like, but i still keep up with the capes and tights stuff so I can give a proper opinion or recommendation.same with rpgs, I gm'ed 4e up into the paragon levels before I had enough the game system just wasn't me, but i can see the merits of it and can recommend it on those. if asked my opinion on the game system i prefer i can tell them fantasy craft and why i prefer it.</blockquote>