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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wicht" data-source="post: 6218096" data-attributes="member: 221">You are still contentiously saying things that either don't mesh with reality or are so broad as to be meaningless.  If you mean that Paizo as a company is not selling to every gamer out there, I suppose that you are likely right. However, WotC is most certainly not selling to every gamer out there either, and made a decision with 4e to purposefully cut off a segment of the base in an effort of increasing their brand. They failed to achieve their goal. So if this is a valid area of concern, there is no such company selling to everyone. Now, on the other hand, I will point out, and I made this observation publically several times a few years back, that it struck me that while WotC was selling gaming products to primarily the 4e crowd, Paizo was selling products that appealed to both the 3e and the 4e crowd with their map-packs, stories, and the like. That is, there were more, it seemed to me, 4e players utilizing Pathfinder material than there was Pathfinder players utilizing 4e material. I think this is part of WotC problem with 4e, the appeal of the material was far narrower than the appeal of the Pathfinder material in the sensibilities being served.If you mean that Paizo does not make products for other parts of the gaming hobby (miniatures, board games, card games, etc.), then you are just factually wrong.</blockquote>