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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 9369913" data-attributes="member: 7030563">To be clear what I am responding to your question:In other words, even if he's right and AD&amp;D sold so many copies - how many of those people are still in the hobby but not into 5e?My answer:Very few [are still in the hobby but not into 5E].You want me to provide evidence for something I agree with you on?As far as buying material, I have purchased about 75% of the 5E material that is available in print.&nbsp;&nbsp; I purchased about 20% of the 1E material available in print (not including magazines and not counting reissues).&nbsp; I have more in total numbers in 1E because there was such a higher volume and variety of stuff that was published. If I bought every single thing wotc has published in print for 5E I would have less actual &quot;things&quot; than I have for 1E even though I only have a fraction of what was available for 1E.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 9369913, member: 7030563"] To be clear what I am responding to your question: [I]In other words, even if he's right and AD&D sold so many copies - how many of those people are still in the hobby but not into 5e?[/I] My answer: [I]Very few [are still in the hobby but not into 5E].[/I] You want me to provide evidence for something I agree with you on? As far as buying material, I have purchased about 75% of the 5E material that is available in print. I purchased about 20% of the 1E material available in print (not including magazines and not counting reissues). I have more in total numbers in 1E because there was such a higher volume and variety of stuff that was published. If I bought every single thing wotc has published in print for 5E I would have less actual "things" than I have for 1E even though I only have a fraction of what was available for 1E. [/QUOTE]

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