February 7, 201411 yr I'm not really surprised RPG's do better in Europe than America. Just looking at Germany already establishes that... Come now Hassat this is a poll with less than 1500 responses. I doubt it is an effective measure of that. Sure europeans are into RPG's, sure the Wizardry license is held by a japanese company.... But let's not forget D&D was invented in America and Wizardy (as well as every other first person RPG) started in Canada/the US as well. Meanwhile I personally am from somewhere that is definitely not Sweden. Edited February 7, 201411 yr by Karkarov
February 7, 201411 yr It's not just this poll that reply is based on... ^ I agree that that is such a stupid idiotic pathetic garbage hateful retarded scumbag evil satanic nazi like term ever created. At least top 5. TSLRCM Official Forum || TSLRCM Moddb || My other KOTOR2 mods || TSLRCM (English version) on Steam || [M4-78EP on Steam Formerly known as BattleWookiee/BattleCookiee
February 7, 201411 yr Meanwhile I personally am from somewhere that is definitely not Sweden. Come now Hassat this is a poll with less than 1500 responses. I doubt it is an effective measure of that. Sure europeans are into RPG's, sure the Wizardry license is held by a japanese company.... But let's not forget D&D was invented in America and Wizardy (as well as every other first person RPG) started in Canada/the US as well. Cough...Tolkien...Cough... Serbia btw. Edited February 7, 201411 yr by Sarex "because they filled mommy with enough mythic power to become a demi-god" - KP
February 7, 201411 yr Meanwhile I personally am from somewhere that is definitely not Sweden. Come now Hassat this is a poll with less than 1500 responses. I doubt it is an effective measure of that. Sure europeans are into RPG's, sure the Wizardry license is held by a japanese company.... But let's not forget D&D was invented in America and Wizardy (as well as every other first person RPG) started in Canada/the US as well. Cough...Tolkien...Cough... Serbia btw. Naah, none of these is exclusive to one continent only. And since they appeared and went worldwide so long ago, I don't think their origin would make a significant difference today. I guess europeans just dig this particular kind of RPGs. Oh, btw, just southeast of you, man. Nothing gold can stay.
February 7, 201411 yr Naah, none of these is exclusive to one continent only. And since they appeared and went worldwide so long ago, I don't think their origin would make a significant difference today. I guess europeans just dig this particular kind of RPGs. Oh, btw, just southeast of you, man. Hi neighbor. Could be, or at least they like obsidian more. "because they filled mommy with enough mythic power to become a demi-god" - KP
February 9, 201411 yr I'm from Ashkelon, Israel. Israel administratively considered to be part of Asia, but geographically it is part of Africa, while socially it is rather European state. I guess i vote for Antarctica. I disagree ,socially we are closer to South Africa than to Europe.... An ex-biophysicist but currently Studying Schwarzschild singularities' black holes' Hawking radiation using LAZORS and hypersonic sound wave models. My main objective is to use my results to take over the world!
February 9, 201411 yr I'm not really surprised RPG's do better in Europe than America. Just looking at Germany already establishes that... Come now Hassat this is a poll with less than 1500 responses. I doubt it is an effective measure of that. Sure europeans are into RPG's, sure the Wizardry license is held by a japanese company.... But let's not forget D&D was invented in America and Wizardy (as well as every other first person RPG) started in Canada/the US as well. Meanwhile I personally am from somewhere that is definitely not Sweden. It's been established many times on many places that role playing games have an easier time to be successful in Europe than anywhere else. They are usually also better received over here.
February 10, 201411 yr Outskirts of Portland, OR. Cesspit of dirt-worshipping tree huggers and other scum. But Portlandia, so yay
February 10, 201411 yr I don't want to brag but it looks like Europeans are the Master Race™ when it comes to good RPG . I tell you, we need a new Lionheart game, where the story happens all over Europe. The game being good would also be an improvement.
February 10, 201411 yr Born in Serbia, but I just started doing my PhD in Tel Aviv in Israel. Nice, what do you study? "because they filled mommy with enough mythic power to become a demi-god" - KP
February 11, 201411 yr Impish British Larper and proud of it. Of the larping that is, damn proud. Nationality, I've outgrown it. Edited February 11, 201411 yr by FlintlockJazz "That rabbit's dynamite!" - King Arthur, Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail "Space is big, really big." - Douglas Adams
February 11, 201411 yr Dane living in Ireland's Gaeltacht. I haven't raided any monastery yet though.
February 11, 201411 yr UK here! Figured this was also a good place to say Hi... I genuinely forgot I had bought this game LOL. Hi everyone!!!
February 11, 201411 yr Middle of Poland, but also other foreign places every now and then... It would be of small avail to talk of magic in the air...
February 11, 201411 yr Never would have imagined there is such a big European following. A huge number of our backers are European and traditionally RPGs receive a lot of European attention. twitter tyme
February 11, 201411 yr It'll be interesting to see the regional sales figures a year after release. It might be that North American sales outstrip European by virtue of market size, what sort of metric is backers versus non-backers post-release sales for crowd-funded games?
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