The problem is they’re sort of right, because the average person to show up in their nerd stores are also nerds. Just not necessarily ttrpg only nerds, I for one have played a few campaigns over the past 11 years and knows;
DND, pathfinder and Dagger heart. I’m that average person in the nerd store.
The average person on the street however, might have heard a podcast of people playing DnD, but not actually having played it themselves.
DND and Pathfinder however are sluggish machines spending too much time in battles and leaving too little focus for RP
The problem is they’re sort of right, because the average person to show up in their nerd stores are also nerds. Just not necessarily ttrpg only nerds, I for one have played a few campaigns over the past 11 years and knows;
DND, pathfinder and Dagger heart. I’m that average person in the nerd store.
The average person on the street however, might have heard a podcast of people playing DnD, but not actually having played it themselves.
DND and Pathfinder however are sluggish machines spending too much time in battles and leaving too little focus for RP