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<blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 9638359" data-attributes="member: 18">Yeah for me this is the main thing I'd like to see longer-term.If there were like, five or ten &quot;major&quot; RPGs and a large number of smaller ones that were doing decently, I think we'd be in a much better position than with one gigantic RPG and a lot of very small to completely tiny ones.I don't know if we will see, but we were kind of on the way there in the 1990s so I don't think it's impossible.Either way, my vision of the future of RPGs is diverse in all senses of the word. I think we're kind of seeing that right now outside the D&amp;D space.The other thing I would like to see is just a better way to learn about new RPGs. Currently, it's very hard, perhaps impossible, to really know about everything that's going on out there, even with helpful news sites like this one. Because you have so many vectors that you might discover RPGs by - Kickstarter and its various relatives, Drivethru, Itch.io, RPGs that are only available from their publishers and didn't have Kickstarters or the like, and so on. I keep seeing cool RPGs that actually came out like, 1-8 years ago.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruin Explorer, post: 9638359, member: 18"] Yeah for me this is the main thing I'd like to see longer-term. If there were like, five or ten "major" RPGs and a large number of smaller ones that were doing decently, I think we'd be in a much better position than with one gigantic RPG and a lot of very small to completely tiny ones. I don't know if we will see, but we were kind of on the way there in the 1990s so I don't think it's impossible. Either way, my vision of the future of RPGs is diverse in all senses of the word. I think we're kind of seeing that right now outside the D&D space. The other thing I would like to see is just a better way to learn about new RPGs. Currently, it's very hard, perhaps impossible, to really know about everything that's going on out there, even with helpful news sites like this one. Because you have so many vectors that you might discover RPGs by - Kickstarter and its various relatives, Drivethru, Itch.io, RPGs that are only available from their publishers and didn't have Kickstarters or the like, and so on. I keep seeing cool RPGs that actually came out like, 1-8 years ago. [/QUOTE]

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