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Pathfinder ties with D&D for First Place on ICv2 Top 5 RPGs

Started by Benoist, October 08, 2010, 12:04:47 AM

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DeadUematsu

Paizo sold a big book of crunch while WotC sold Dark Sun? I'm not surprised.
 

Seanchai

Quote from: DeadUematsu;408547Paizo sold a big book of crunch while WotC sold Dark Sun? I'm not surprised.

And there's still DDI to consider. Where would they rank if we added WotC's subscription monies into consideration? Each month they sell at least $5.95 worth of subscription goodies to a whole lotta people...

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VictorC

While I'm happy for both companys, I can't help notice that this is some of the worst reporting I have ever seen.

If this is the sort of caliber of said reporting that's acceptable for the site, I'm not be able to believe anything stated there, ever.


"This chart of the Top 5 Roleplaying Games (hobby channel) reflects sales in Q3 2010.  The charts are based on interviews with retailers, distributors, and manufacturers."


Without knowing which retailers, distributors and manufacturers were interviewed this can't be taken seriously.

And even if they had stated that information, we'd still need to know how they compiled the data before this could be taken seriously.
 
Seriously, you get better reporting from Fox news.
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oops, the double.
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Quote from: One Horse Town;408944New York, New York. So good they had to name it twice.

Subtle genius.
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Quote from: One Horse Town;408944New York, New York. So good they had to name it twice.

"The city so nice, they named it twice." And it took me a minute to figure out how it related to anything. Then I laughed at my stupidity.
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I don't play any of those games.

I'm outside the "mainstream".

I may go drink myself to death now.
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Quote from: Tommy Brownell;408968I don't play any of those games.

I'm outside the "mainstream".

I may go drink myself to death now.

Is this barstool taken? Because neither do I.

Well, actually, I do play D&D. Just not "their" D&D. :D

Tommy Brownell

Quote from: The Butcher;408977Is this barstool taken? Because neither do I.

Well, actually, I do play D&D. Just not "their" D&D. :D

Saddle on up to the bar...;)
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I don't get the 3e love.   But I hope they are having fun.

DeadUematsu

I can understand why people would like 3E (there exists substantial good reasons to like it). However, any preference for Pathfinder is inexcusable.
 

Seanchai

Quote from: Spinachcat;409011I don't get the 3e love.   But I hope they are having fun.

Personally, I was very happy with 3e while playing it. I had complaints, of course, but that's true with any game. While playing it, I didn't want to find a brick and beat myself over the head because of the system. I had fun.

For me, that hasn't retroactively changed because there's a new system and I'm happy playing it.

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Lower level play, from 1-10 or so, was awesome under 3e.  I had many years of fun with 3e.