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<blockquote data-quote="Greatwyrm" data-source="post: 113356" data-attributes="member: 479">Additional does not equal exclusiveWW may be looking at d20 versions of WoD stuff, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it will be necessary to abandon the ST system.Mage, Werewolf, and Vampire are available in 2 systems:&nbsp; ST and GURPSDeadlands is available on 3 systems:&nbsp; Original Deadlands, d20, and GURPSL5R is available on 2 systems:&nbsp; Original L5R and d207th Sea will soon be available on 2 systems:&nbsp; Original 7th Sea and d20 (soon)Let's look at this from a different point of view.&nbsp; Video games are often available on several different systems at once.&nbsp; Just because they came out with Diablo for my PSone doesn't mean I can't play it on my PC anymore.&nbsp; Video games are put on multiple systems to reach the most customers.&nbsp; I don't like the Game Cube--I have a PS2.&nbsp; If Sega makes a Sonic game for the Game Cube and then releases it for the PS2, all the Nintendo fans aren't going to stage a riot somewhere.A lot of this reminds me of arguments I heard about people not wanting to see 3E D&amp;D.&nbsp; The long and the short of it is, the RPG police aren't going to boot your door because you're not playing the newest release of a game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greatwyrm, post: 113356, member: 479"] [b]Additional does not equal exclusive[/b] WW may be looking at d20 versions of WoD stuff, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it will be necessary to abandon the ST system. Mage, Werewolf, and Vampire are available in 2 systems: ST and GURPS Deadlands is available on 3 systems: Original Deadlands, d20, and GURPS L5R is available on 2 systems: Original L5R and d20 7th Sea will soon be available on 2 systems: Original 7th Sea and d20 (soon) Let's look at this from a different point of view. Video games are often available on several different systems at once. Just because they came out with Diablo for my PSone doesn't mean I can't play it on my PC anymore. Video games are put on multiple systems to reach the most customers. I don't like the Game Cube--I have a PS2. If Sega makes a Sonic game for the Game Cube and then releases it for the PS2, all the Nintendo fans aren't going to stage a riot somewhere. A lot of this reminds me of arguments I heard about people not wanting to see 3E D&D. The long and the short of it is, the RPG police aren't going to boot your door because you're not playing the newest release of a game. [/QUOTE]

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