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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9032602" data-attributes="member: 6802378">We should remember the former players who stopped played after getting a job, marrying, being parents.... but they still love the hobby, and then they try to transmit it to the new generations of the family. Maybe Hasbro could produce a spot about that, with a look of 90's.I say again there is a potential market sector, the fanfiction writters. When somebody is using D&amp;D mythology, monsters and species to create their own worlds and stories, in certain way they are also playing D&amp;D. Other point is media fantasy animation created by streamers, using machinima, VTT and the new generation of animation by AI. Sorry, I am speculating again, but I mean the new generations will can play use the new technologies in a way we can't imagine yet.* STOP, WAIT A MOMENT! Here we have forgotten a thing. There is a serious difference between the people from towns and cities. Why is an important difference? Because usually in towns TTRPGs aren't sold in comic stores. It is relevant when the geek who lives in towns needs internet to find other players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9032602, member: 6802378"] We should remember the former players who stopped played after getting a job, marrying, being parents.... but they still love the hobby, and then they try to transmit it to the new generations of the family. Maybe Hasbro could produce a spot about that, with a look of 90's. I say again there is a potential market sector, the fanfiction writters. When somebody is using D&D mythology, monsters and species to create their own worlds and stories, in certain way they are also playing D&D. Other point is media fantasy animation created by streamers, using machinima, VTT and the new generation of animation by AI. Sorry, I am speculating again, but I mean the new generations will can play use the new technologies in a way we can't imagine yet. * STOP, WAIT A MOMENT! Here we have forgotten a thing. There is a serious difference between the people from towns and cities. Why is an important difference? Because usually in towns TTRPGs aren't sold in comic stores. It is relevant when the geek who lives in towns needs internet to find other players. [/QUOTE]

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