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<blockquote data-quote="SehanineMoonbow" data-source="post: 8065315" data-attributes="member: 7025612">This^I got into CR when Explorer's Guide to Wildemont came out. I had heard of it before, but hadn't really been interested. But I looked into EGtW (going to the bookstore and peeking at, then buying it). I actually watched the ending of C1 first, because I was investigating and doing research to see if this was something I actually wanted to get into--I have certain requirements when it comes to a setting lol--and I'm caught up on C2. Honestly, I love it. I haven't actually played D&amp;D in years, though I've continued to immerse myself in the lore of Forgotten Realms. Perhaps I would feel pressure from the &quot;Mercer effect&quot; (though I am more likely to be a player, I would still probably try to get deep into the reolplay). I can understand how DMs and players would feel pressure by the &quot;Mercer himself&quot;, but Mercer himself is an advocate for people playing D&amp;D. He isn't saying &quot;be like me&quot;, he's saying &quot;play D&amp;D&quot;. CR is watched by those who play D&amp;D, and those who don't, so they must be doing something right. And the cast is indeed very busy--I would argue that CR's success has made them even more busy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SehanineMoonbow, post: 8065315, member: 7025612"] This^ I got into CR when [I]Explorer's Guide to Wildemont[/I] came out. I had heard of it before, but hadn't really been interested. But I looked into EGtW (going to the bookstore and peeking at, then buying it). I actually watched the ending of C1 first, because I was investigating and doing research to see if this was something I actually wanted to get into--I have certain requirements when it comes to a setting lol--and I'm caught up on C2. Honestly, I love it. I haven't actually played D&D in years, though I've continued to immerse myself in the lore of Forgotten Realms. Perhaps I would feel pressure from the "Mercer effect" (though I am more likely to be a player, I would still probably try to get deep into the reolplay). I can understand how DMs and players would feel pressure by the "Mercer himself", but Mercer himself is an advocate for people playing D&D. He isn't saying "be like me", he's saying "play D&D". CR is watched by those who play D&D, and those who don't, so they must be doing something right. And the cast is indeed very busy--I would argue that CR's success has made them even more busy. [/QUOTE]

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