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<blockquote data-quote="pawsplay" data-source="post: 4949363" data-attributes="member: 15538">I don't think that's a very realistic view. There is a large market for a 4e-compatible setting that can be supported by the online tools. The market for a setting that cannot be supported by the tools is much, much smaller. The market for a setting that discards many 4e elements is smaller. The market for a setting that discards many 4e elements and requires crunch support that does not exist in the online tools is so small... it's probably smaller than the Pathfinder market.The hypothetical buyer:- Loves 4e crunch and prefers it to other options- Is willing to move outside the implied 4e setting- Does not feel new crunch needs to be supported on the computer- Has heard of your game- Knows other people who fit the aboveI'm going to guess wildly and say you are talking about 1000-1500 people in North America.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pawsplay, post: 4949363, member: 15538"] I don't think that's a very realistic view. There is a large market for a 4e-compatible setting that can be supported by the online tools. The market for a setting that cannot be supported by the tools is much, much smaller. The market for a setting that discards many 4e elements is smaller. The market for a setting that discards many 4e elements and requires crunch support that does not exist in the online tools is so small... it's probably smaller than the Pathfinder market. The hypothetical buyer: - Loves 4e crunch and prefers it to other options - Is willing to move outside the implied 4e setting - Does not feel new crunch needs to be supported on the computer - Has heard of your game - Knows other people who fit the above I'm going to guess wildly and say you are talking about 1000-1500 people in North America. [/QUOTE]

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