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<blockquote data-quote="Herschel" data-source="post: 4612837" data-attributes="member: 78357"><p>Re-read what you wrote here. Unless you live in a town of 16 people and are close with every one of them, this blanket statement is patently false. If you had the will to do so you would find people. I found a minis tournament back in Harbinger days to trade and to see what the game was about. In my normal circle, nobody was playing the skirmish game. But there were people out there. In fact, we had the biggest tournament scene in the country for years, yet I'd still run in to people who said they didn't know anyone who played it while they were right in game stores that ran tournaments. A couple guys encouraged me to put together a warband and play, and I did. I played all the way through Gen Con and beyond this year.</p><p> </p><p>You wrote the questions and voted it needed major changes. If you were really interested in playing it, the question should have been worded differently and you voting differently. It doesn't matter what you bought, you wrote the questions and voted that it needed major changes. (repeated for emphasis). </p><p> </p><p>You bought something you aren't happy with. You can try to say 'it's because everyone else doesn't like it, but it's not me it's them' but that's a crock. </p><p> </p><p>Trying to make the team with D-Backing skills doesn't change that (but might have helped the Vikings and Colts this weekend <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> ). So you bought something you didn't really like. I'm guessing everyone has at some point or another, even if it was just a gross beverage or bad pizza. If you cop ideas from it, it was still probably worth it, even if it wasn't what you expected. I have four books in a system I'll never use because I don't like it, but you can be assured I'm copping ideas from it for teh games I do run.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Herschel, post: 4612837, member: 78357"] Re-read what you wrote here. Unless you live in a town of 16 people and are close with every one of them, this blanket statement is patently false. If you had the will to do so you would find people. I found a minis tournament back in Harbinger days to trade and to see what the game was about. In my normal circle, nobody was playing the skirmish game. But there were people out there. In fact, we had the biggest tournament scene in the country for years, yet I'd still run in to people who said they didn't know anyone who played it while they were right in game stores that ran tournaments. A couple guys encouraged me to put together a warband and play, and I did. I played all the way through Gen Con and beyond this year. You wrote the questions and voted it needed major changes. If you were really interested in playing it, the question should have been worded differently and you voting differently. It doesn't matter what you bought, you wrote the questions and voted that it needed major changes. (repeated for emphasis). You bought something you aren't happy with. You can try to say 'it's because everyone else doesn't like it, but it's not me it's them' but that's a crock. Trying to make the team with D-Backing skills doesn't change that (but might have helped the Vikings and Colts this weekend ;) ). So you bought something you didn't really like. I'm guessing everyone has at some point or another, even if it was just a gross beverage or bad pizza. If you cop ideas from it, it was still probably worth it, even if it wasn't what you expected. I have four books in a system I'll never use because I don't like it, but you can be assured I'm copping ideas from it for teh games I do run. [/QUOTE]
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