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the Flash Gordon soundtrack is exactly what makes Spelljammer awesome
Some people like the setting. That's all it is.
I don't particularly care for the setting. It's much too campy, and I don't care for the Aristotelian or Renaissance physics. In my experience from the 80s is that there's one person at the table who is really in to it, and most of the rest of the table isn't interested. I've described it elsewhere like this: I find the setting jarring when it's often an interstitial setting. You go from Krynn, Oerth, or Toril, and all they're pretty standard high fantasy. They feel like Lord of the Rings, or The Witcher, or Skyrim, or Dark Souls. Spelljammer, however, feels more like Flash Gordon, except only one player at the table can hear the Queen soundtrack.
However, I'm willing to give it a go as a change of pace.
the Flash Gordon soundtrack is exactly what makes Spelljammer awesome