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<blockquote data-quote="slwoyach" data-source="post: 4686400" data-attributes="member: 1022"><p>I was excited VERY early on.&nbsp; By very early on I mean when they announced 4e.&nbsp; My enthusiasm dwindled immediately when they started letting out the details.&nbsp; I think it's a bad system, and it's doomed.&nbsp; Look at the poll here:&nbsp; the haters still hating and the lovers still loving doesn't say anything, but 22% of those who were initially excited changed their mind while only 6% of those who initially didn't like it changed their mind.&nbsp; As time goes on, more people decide they don't like it than decide they do.&nbsp; I only hope it doesn't kill the DND franchise all together.&nbsp; The dwindling excitement coupled with a rough economy means there's a real good chance Hasbro will drop the line all together.&nbsp; Best case scenerio is that a company like Paizo or Mongoose will pick buy it, worste case scenerio is that nobody buys it and it just ceases to exist.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="slwoyach, post: 4686400, member: 1022"] I was excited VERY early on. By very early on I mean when they announced 4e. My enthusiasm dwindled immediately when they started letting out the details. I think it's a bad system, and it's doomed. Look at the poll here: the haters still hating and the lovers still loving doesn't say anything, but 22% of those who were initially excited changed their mind while only 6% of those who initially didn't like it changed their mind. As time goes on, more people decide they don't like it than decide they do. I only hope it doesn't kill the DND franchise all together. The dwindling excitement coupled with a rough economy means there's a real good chance Hasbro will drop the line all together. Best case scenerio is that a company like Paizo or Mongoose will pick buy it, worste case scenerio is that nobody buys it and it just ceases to exist. [/QUOTE]

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