In practice it's much harder to avoid. Especially with the new players driving all the recent growth.
The brand is so dominant that in any group most of the players will play D&D or they will not play. If you don't have the brand on your 3rd party product then the average number of units you will sell is around zero.
It's not really Windows, D&D is Windows+Apple+Linux and everything else is one of the BSDs.
The brand is so dominant that in any group most of the players will play D&D or they will not play. If you don't have the brand on your 3rd party product then the average number of units you will sell is around zero.
It's not really Windows, D&D is Windows+Apple+Linux and everything else is one of the BSDs.