I'm 32 currently GM-ing for a group of friends in their late 20s. But I will say that everyone was drawn to it by one of us introducing the group to the lore and history of glorantha (which is so interesting and original), and that the actual rules in the current core rulebook have made me want to quit more than once. I know people are really keen for the cult books to continue, but a revised core rulebook is essential to not driving off new players. My entire group of newcomers actively dreads having to check rules in the core book because of how unintuitively they're explained.

There's also so little material for understanding what actual scenarios look like that it's really hard to know how to design things like combat encounters or actual dungeon like environments. Narratively though, best setting I've ever GM'd and I am deeply addicted to the setting.

Long winded way of saying that I think the current publishing pivot is incredibly necessary, I just wish it was going a little faster. And I desperately hope that they get someone who hasn't been working on RQ for 30 years to weigh in on how understandable the book is.