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<blockquote data-quote="Enevhar Aldarion" data-source="post: 8641009" data-attributes="member: 6818233">Eh, for someone like that, I am more likely to compare to video games, as the number of people who have played Final Fantasy, or any of many other RPG games, dwarfs the number of people who play TTRPGs, even after removing the crossover.This is another reason to look forward to the full release next year of the Marvel Multiverse RPG currently being playtested, as it has the potential to bring in millions more new gamers from the massive MCU fanbase.Yes and no, as that can depend on how different those games are. I remember the 90's and the D&amp;D vs VtM stuff, as in, if you played one, you did not play the other. And from my personal 40 years of gaming experience, people whose primary game was not D&amp;D were more likely to experiment with other games, while people whose first choice was D&amp;D, getting them to try anything that did not &quot;feel like D&amp;D&quot; was very difficult.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enevhar Aldarion, post: 8641009, member: 6818233"] Eh, for someone like that, I am more likely to compare to video games, as the number of people who have played Final Fantasy, or any of many other RPG games, dwarfs the number of people who play TTRPGs, even after removing the crossover. This is another reason to look forward to the full release next year of the Marvel Multiverse RPG currently being playtested, as it has the potential to bring in millions more new gamers from the massive MCU fanbase. Yes and no, as that can depend on how different those games are. I remember the 90's and the D&D vs VtM stuff, as in, if you played one, you did not play the other. And from my personal 40 years of gaming experience, people whose primary game was not D&D were more likely to experiment with other games, while people whose first choice was D&D, getting them to try anything that did not "feel like D&D" was very difficult. [/QUOTE]

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