<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Magnus Robot Fighter:
Count on it sinking or count on it being passed on as a sacred tale around the campfires?
If you mean the former, then why bother to post here? Why waste your time?
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Both. And as to why:
A) It's fun!
B) I'm the sort of person who can and did tell you Not To Buy The Dot Bombs at umpteen times non-existant earnings two years ago- and was RIGHT. You didn't WANT to believe it, I was RIGHT, you were WRONG, HA HA HA.
(Plus I made money on your being wrong. Double HA!)
C) I've been watching the adventure game industry now for two decades, and T^20 smells like a loser. Case in point: Mark spending his revenues from the reprints on T^20 has echoes of GDW spending it's Gulf War book revenues on Gygax (or the soi-disant Space 1889 cartoon series). You're a grandparent now, Captain. Put the money from reprints away into savings.
D) It's not the D20 system that's the problem: It's the timing and numbers. It's too late to try, and it will cost too much. We're simply too small of an audience to make a reasonable living off of, and getting new players into the game, in numbers large enough to make a difference, is an illusion.
E) Every discussion area needs somebody to hate. Like Mike Gentry for RPG.net, it's all my fault for everything that goes wrong here. I'm serving a valuable purpose drawing attention to all of you.
Whee hee!
Wally.