I think that the reason that fantasy ends up being the most appealing or that maybe the widest genre -- I don't have metrics to support this, but I get the impression that people are just very comfortable role playing a fantasy character. Like I don't know if that's ingrained with them like with early D&D playing or it's exposure to certain role-playing games. But they, they appeal to the archetypes of a dwarf, the elf, you know, the fighter. All of those things are things that they, they seem to recognize and latch onto. And they actually -- we've noticed that certain players get attached to a certain character type and want to keep playing that dwarven fighter from game to game to game even if those games aren't in the same franchise as long as it's a fantasy equivalent of how they see their avatar. So, I think it's mostly a comfort -- a comfort factor.
