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<blockquote data-quote="Mirrorrorrim" data-source="post: 9259758" data-attributes="member: 7040132">I love talking about D&amp;D with people online. D&amp;D is my passion. Like here in the ENWorld forums. It takes a large pool of fans to have a large, and active diverse pool of insights and perspectives to interact with. I think being the largest, most popular, most accessible TTRPG is a big part of my ability to engage in those discussions.How much engagement do other TTRPGs get in their forums? Do you get enough engagement in the forums of your preferred games?One reason I've been given multiple times as to why D&amp;D haters post on the D&amp;D forums is that they have to be on the D&amp;D forums to engage meaningfully in the community. It sounds to me that they don't get that from the forums of their own preferred games. I would much rather that D&amp;D haters also be able to be &quot;[Preferred Game] lovers&quot; that engage with delight on their preferred game forums. I want everyone to be happy with their passions. D&amp;D criticism has its place in D&amp;D forums too. Heck, I'm no stranger to being vocal about rules and business practices that I really don't like.So yeah, fanbase size matters for more than profit. IMHO.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mirrorrorrim, post: 9259758, member: 7040132"] I love talking about D&D with people online. D&D is my passion. Like here in the ENWorld forums. It takes a large pool of fans to have a large, and [I]active[/I] diverse pool of insights and perspectives to interact with. I think being the largest, most popular, most accessible TTRPG is a big part of my ability to engage in those discussions. How much engagement do other TTRPGs get in their forums? Do you get enough engagement in the forums of your preferred games? One reason I've been given multiple times as to why D&D haters post on the D&D forums is that they have to be on the D&D forums to engage meaningfully in the community. It sounds to me that they don't get that from the forums of their own preferred games. I would much rather that D&D haters also be able to be "[Preferred Game] lovers" that engage with delight on their preferred game forums. I want everyone to be happy with their passions. D&D criticism has its place in D&D forums too. Heck, I'm no stranger to being vocal about rules and business practices that I really don't like. So yeah, fanbase size matters for more than profit. IMHO. [/QUOTE]

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