Quote from: jan paparazzi;823350Yup. But that's the thing. It still sells very well. The folks who follow it closely buy all the wod games and only those rpg's. While people outside of the wod community usually hate on the owod metaplot and generally don't care for the nwod and never played it. So only the hardcore fans buy all of the gamelines and there is very few overlap with other games. At least D&D players also play Shadowrun, Numenera or Mutants and Masterminds. I think it's always good to play a number of different games from different companies.

Quote from: DaveB;823407I've been playing WoD games since 1992, and I've never stopped playing other things. I run Mage and play D&D 4th Ed at the moment.

I'm not denying your experience, but I've never seen it. Even back in the height of the cWoD's metaplot madness, my group were playing Decipher Star Trek, Nobilis, Fading Suns, and Blue Planet.