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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannager" data-source="post: 4803261" data-attributes="member: 73683">When I sit down to play Dungeons & Dragons, I'm there to explore some dungeons and slay some dragons.If the broader market desires a game that lets them do fantasy housework, someone can make that game.  But Dungeons & Dragons (and most - if not all - other RPGs as well) is escapist.  Picking out matching clothing, sweeping the floor and having tea with friends isn't escapist unless your clothes all suck, you don't own a floor and you have no friends.I am, frankly, uninterested in expanding the RPG market if the market becomes such that I have no desire to interact with a large portion of it.  The only vested interest I have is in bringing people to role-playing who will enjoy the kind of role-playing I enjoy.</blockquote>