I hope they don't as well. I've sunk enough money into 4e, and quite frankly me and my gaming crew love the system. The fact that character creation and monster design has been ported (officially and unofficially) to a program really makes it shine.
I remember character creation, especially higher level creation, taking forever... especially since I'm not very good at math. Some people had it down and that made me feel worse about not knowing exactly how character builds work. Was it wrong I only wanted one or two classes followed by one prestige class? I didn't think so. But I tended to see, particularly on roleplaying sites lie rpol.net, combinations like Fighter2/Rogue3/Barbarian1/PrestigeA3/PrestigeB5. Of course, they didn't really care about how little sense that made, they just wanted the ability to rage, the extra feat, ability to backstab and then whatever the hell those obscure prestige classes gave them only at those topmost levels. It drove me crazy!
(And by the way, I totally said 'Razz'ma'tazz' in one of my rpol.net posts (can't remember if it was in a game or in the Community Chat. By chance, and I playing or chatting over there with you, Agamon?)