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<blockquote data-quote="Scribe" data-source="post: 9573284" data-attributes="member: 6807152">This is absolutely true, and is also why I believe some push so hard to have 4e seen as 'D&amp;D'. Its literally all about the hearts and minds of players.When the OGL stuff was going on, Pathfinder material flew off the shelves in every game shop in my vicinity. An hour's drive in any direction.There are things to like with PF2, things to like in PF1, and likely 4e as well, but the biggest fight I believe is one for acceptance that its (4e) also D&amp;D, and the pushback against the idea is due to it being too different or 'felt' to be too different, from the 3e branch.Its all very repetitive however, and one can instead get their 'D&amp;D' from any number of other games, including 4e, if they want or are blessed with the opportunity to have a group open to it.Or, just play Shadowdark. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scribe, post: 9573284, member: 6807152"] This is absolutely true, and is also why I believe some push so hard to have 4e seen as 'D&D'. Its literally all about the hearts and minds of players. When the OGL stuff was going on, Pathfinder material flew off the shelves in every game shop in my vicinity. An hour's drive in any direction. There are things to like with PF2, things to like in PF1, and likely 4e as well, but the biggest fight I believe is one for acceptance that its (4e) also D&D, and the pushback against the idea is due to it being too different or 'felt' to be too different, from the 3e branch. Its all very repetitive however, and one can instead get their 'D&D' from any number of other games, including 4e, if they want or are blessed with the opportunity to have a group open to it. [SIZE=1]Or, just play Shadowdark. [/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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