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<blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 9578271" data-attributes="member: 18">I think there's often a difference between &quot;fans&quot; of a product who are active and obsessive enough to post on a Discord about it and more casual testers/users or the like.(As an example, one videogame I follow has a mechanic that is deeply off-putting to basically most players, and leads to the game having maybe 1/5th as many &quot;active&quot; players as you'd expect given the copies sold, but those people who do keep playing all &quot;got over&quot; that mechanic somehow, so tend to defend it, albeit often in slightly mealy-mouthed terms because it's just not a fun one.)So it's possible that the &quot;fans&quot; of the 3D VTT like the automation, but that a larger group WotC is surveying didn't enjoy the same changes the same way.I do think that without serious automation the &quot;push&quot; factor for convincing people to subscribe to the 3D VTT will be pretty weak, so interesting either way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruin Explorer, post: 9578271, member: 18"] I think there's often a difference between "fans" of a product who are active and obsessive enough to post on a Discord about it and more casual testers/users or the like. (As an example, one videogame I follow has a mechanic that is deeply off-putting to basically most players, and leads to the game having maybe 1/5th as many "active" players as you'd expect given the copies sold, but those people who do keep playing all "got over" that mechanic somehow, so tend to defend it, albeit often in slightly mealy-mouthed terms because it's just not a fun one.) So it's possible that the "fans" of the 3D VTT like the automation, but that a larger group WotC is surveying didn't enjoy the same changes the same way. I do think that without serious automation the "push" factor for convincing people to subscribe to the 3D VTT will be pretty weak, so interesting either way. [/QUOTE]

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