These days it's common for people into board games to only play a game 4 or 5 times, maybe even less, and move on to the new shiny. It's part of the reason ther

These days it's common for people into board games to only play a game 4 or 5 times, maybe even less, and move on to the new shiny. It's part of the reason there's so many new board games these days (chicken and the egg effect between buyers and publishers). In that environment, it's probably a lot more acceptable to sell a game that a group will "only" play 15-20 times until the campaign is completed.