I think I agree with you too. I wasnt saying that 4E is no longer an RPG. I mean, that would be crazy. Of course its an RPG. My concern is that it has too much reliance on the grid and that stifles options, in my opinion. It feels too much like a mini game, or maybe I should say it has too many mini game concepts hardwired into it for my tastes. I cant fault Wizards for that, their minis sell better than their other stuff and so incorporating that into their core RPG makes business sense. I dont like it so much though

I want to go back to feet and to more freeform movement. I absolutely detest hopping around a grid.
And as for "anime crap" well I am a big boy and I can take the shots for that. Those were my words. I wont take them back. I'm not trying to offend people, but I can see why that would. I just happen to think that 4E is overpowered and even at real low levels. And that just doesnt fit with how I want my D&D to be.
I dont want rangers shooting two arrows out of their bow with one shot at first level. Thats what I was referring to. It was probably wrong of me to call that "anime crap" and to link overpowered stuff to anime. I hope you guys see what I mean by sayinig that, as indelicately as I did

It wasnt fair or accurate of me to link that to anime and I am certainly not dissing that genre at all. But, as they say, you cant unring the bell.