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Originally Posted by MadMaligor  I see 4E as more of a gateway to transition to the next type of RPG player. If you can successfully bridge the computer and table top crowds at some point, the market for your products opens up exponentially.
I don't see that as a "good" thing from an old guy standpoint and a love for the interaction that occurs across the table top. But its like any force of nature that changes what was, to what is, and what will be. |
I would not be worried if I were you. You do not need a software to cast to the new generation, or any generation for that matter, the magic of tabletops.
Wotc uses it because of its current game and business model. But you really do not need such a game to bridge to the computer crowd. This is my opinion. The only thing you should do is just accept the fact that the two have to co-exist -as it was the case of the 80s or 90s- and try to ride on this point of view. Besides Baldur's Gate did help
3e I think.
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