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<blockquote data-quote="bedir than" data-source="post: 9032170" data-attributes="member: 6789971">You've made a few assumptions that aren't supported by the very limited data we have.Wizards did not suggest that they are only tracking players of 5e. Their actual actions have made it clear that they will sell to people who don't play 5e.Your social media circle of Baby Boomer D&amp;D players isn't likely to be greater than 100,000 people. Plus, the social media spread of people 60+ isn't great. Boomers tend not to be on <a href="https://www.businessdit.com/baby-boomers-and-social-media/#:~:text=Facebook%20is%20the%20most%20popular,respondents%20saying%20they%20use%20it." target="_blank">social media, with only two platforms having a majority of Boomers</a> use them at least once a week.People's tastes do change. Just look at the type of media that Boomers enjoyed when they were teens compared to what they enjoy now -- 60s/70s pop radio became classics with much, much smaller audiences, the TV shows they watch now are the most popular but what they watched then as kids was counter-culture.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bedir than, post: 9032170, member: 6789971"] You've made a few assumptions that aren't supported by the very limited data we have. Wizards did not suggest that they are only tracking players of 5e. Their actual actions have made it clear that they will sell to people who don't play 5e. Your social media circle of Baby Boomer D&D players isn't likely to be greater than 100,000 people. Plus, the social media spread of people 60+ isn't great. Boomers tend not to be on [URL='https://www.businessdit.com/baby-boomers-and-social-media/#:~:text=Facebook%20is%20the%20most%20popular,respondents%20saying%20they%20use%20it.']social media, with only two platforms having a majority of Boomers[/URL] use them at least once a week. People's tastes do change. Just look at the type of media that Boomers enjoyed when they were teens compared to what they enjoy now -- 60s/70s pop radio became classics with much, much smaller audiences, the TV shows they watch now are the most popular but what they watched then as kids was counter-culture. [/QUOTE]

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