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Message: <blockquote data-quote="shutyertrap" data-source="post: 284408" data-attributes="member: 134">I get your trepidation. Zen had 2 main concerns before releasing Volume 1; would this here forum’s audience be willing to double dip on tables they already own, and would the Zen audience have any interest in real table recreations. If you had taken a look at Zen’s Facebook page after the announcement, indeed there was quite a vocal outpouring of people that only wanted fantasy tables, who felt pre DMD era didn’t have deep rules and would get boring quick. I think the enhancements have gone a long way toward appeasing that group, hopefully Zen will be able to further change their minds as they become more open to these real world offerings.On the flip side, there were tons of comments here from people that saw no reason to buy again, and on top of that hated the Zen fantasy tables as well as their physics. Since release I’ve been hard pressed to find anyone that prefers the TPA physics over the new Zen ones, and the few that have tend to not have touched a real machine in some time. On top of that, the enhanced visuals have won over quite a few naysayers, even to the point they are giving the Zen originals a chance.We are 6 months in to Zen releasing tables with the WMS license. The tree has so much fruit on it, it’s all low hanging right now. By year’s end if they stick to their ambitious schedule, they will have released more tables than they ever have previously in the same time period. I’m not the least bit concerned with them dumping the license and moving to something new.</blockquote>

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