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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Doc_Klueless" data-source="post: 3917823" data-attributes="member: 261">The problem with this (and this is no stab at you) is that people who are unhappy tend to be more vocal than people who are. Thus, most of the loud or numerous posts you'll see are people who are unhappy with 4e and those post tend to be generated by the same small group of people. From my semi-lurking on the 4e Forums, Wizards site, RPGnet, etc., I've noticed this trend.People like me, who are feeling positive about 4e, are content to just sit back and wait for 4e and have no real compulsion to post in defense of it. 4e's arrival is gonna happen without any extra effort from me, so why should I bother? If I post in its defense, I'm just gonna have to deal with the same irate posters who have strong negative feelings about 4e and have been slamming it left and right sight-unseen.I get the feeling that most of the publishers (and this is just from reading the posts/boards/etc of said publishers) that the post of people unhappy are having minimal impact on business processes. Much like Piratecat said, don't bother with words; use your wallet. Put your money where your mouth is. Talk is cheap. ... I'm sure I can come up with others if I put my mind to it, but I think you get my point.On the other hand, even though I'm not going to be playing any 3.x or older editions, I honestly hope that you and others like you find a publisher who is able to keep the game alive and kickin' for you.</blockquote>

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