4e still has a "not yet" status for me. I played one table-top session with it, and it didn't kill the fun or anything, but it felt a lot more laborious. The wealth of very specific powers, even at first level, meant a lot of checking of the rules; you would get that in 3.5e when someone used a spell or some feats, but now it happens for every single action. I realize that a lot of that disappears with familiarity with the system, but still, wasn't too into it overall. At some point I can see making the switch just to make recruitment easier, but for the time being I want to stick with the rules we have.
Speaking of which, I think it might be time to do a new recruitment drive, as I think we've lost some people - no posts for a month is not a good sign. I think I'll wait until the issue of this last letter gets wrapped up, since it marks the end of a major quest & represents a good reason for some characters to depart. Once the remaining characters decide their next direction, it'll be easier to bring new ones in and not have them feel like they're walking into the middle of something else. (Actually, that might be a good time to switch to 4e, but I don't want to do that unless the current crop of players really want to.)
So yeah! That's where it stands. Thoughts? Who's still around?