Joerg's statements pretty much describe what I'm saying about the RPG situation, so I'm going to use them as jumping off point...let me apologize to Joerg in advance for damning him by association with me :)...
The time gap between the halt of new RQ publications and the release of HW is critical for avoiding the situation you are now in...lots of people are saying "well, HW is for a new audience, RQ doesn't matter"; unfortunately, this is not true. Without a serious amount of acclaim and evangelizing from RQ players, HW is not going anywhere. To have RQ players evangelize the new product, there actually have to be some left when HW hits the shelves...
> Brian Tickler paints it black:
Thanks for being the most diplomatic responder to my post...beats overly sarcastic remarks any day in my book... :)
> True, the promise alone is not enough. We do need some tangible professional
> publications within this millennium, starting ASAP and providing at least
> three major publications per year.
Agreed. I'd also say that the initial publications need to stick to the Dragon Pass/Prax area...
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