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<blockquote data-quote="uzirath" data-source="post: 7636295" data-attributes="member: 8495"><p>Whoa, that's a strong statement. I don't follow gaming statistics and don't much care how many people play whatever, but from an academic standpoint, it seems hard to swallow that a survey in 1999 wouldn't be at all "relevant" to the years following it. I'm sure the release of 3e had an impact, but to bump the figures to 90% would be fairly extraordinary. I was attending conventions and game store events regularly back then and gaming with a wide array of people. I don't recall any sort of blind rush back to D&D. It certainly wasn't harder for me to find GURPS and CoC groups.</p><p></p><p>I'm not arguing that my anecdotes are data, but market events tend to change market preferences over time, not instantaneously. So 1999 seems like an excellent place to ground one's data for the next five years. Ideally, we would have a similar study conducted in 2005. Alas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="uzirath, post: 7636295, member: 8495"] Whoa, that's a strong statement. I don't follow gaming statistics and don't much care how many people play whatever, but from an academic standpoint, it seems hard to swallow that a survey in 1999 wouldn't be at all "relevant" to the years following it. I'm sure the release of 3e had an impact, but to bump the figures to 90% would be fairly extraordinary. I was attending conventions and game store events regularly back then and gaming with a wide array of people. I don't recall any sort of blind rush back to D&D. It certainly wasn't harder for me to find GURPS and CoC groups. I'm not arguing that my anecdotes are data, but market events tend to change market preferences over time, not instantaneously. So 1999 seems like an excellent place to ground one's data for the next five years. Ideally, we would have a similar study conducted in 2005. Alas. [/QUOTE]
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