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<blockquote data-quote="catsclaw227" data-source="post: 3795527" data-attributes="member: 14197">This is what I am seeing as well.&nbsp; All these playtest and developer's blogs are simply notes and journaling and blogging.&nbsp; they talk about what they have been working on that day or that week, they discuss the music they listen to, as well as talk about their experiences with the development of 4e.&nbsp; Only, with the last part, they are required to really keep it general, make broad sweeping statements so as to not give away any details.&nbsp; They have to to maintain their competitive edge, because you KNOW that some 3rd party companies are watching very closely to what is being said, taking copious notes and sketching out the rough framework for some 4e releases.I really think there's a lot of people grinding the syntax they use, the use of generalities, and making rush judgements about what exactly is going to be released.&nbsp; It's still WAY too premature to be calling out WOTC for &quot;ruining my D&amp;D&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="catsclaw227, post: 3795527, member: 14197"] This is what I am seeing as well. All these playtest and developer's blogs are simply notes and journaling and blogging. they talk about what they have been working on that day or that week, they discuss the music they listen to, as well as talk about their experiences with the development of 4e. Only, with the last part, they are required to really keep it general, make broad sweeping statements so as to not give away any details. They have to to maintain their competitive edge, because you KNOW that some 3rd party companies are watching very closely to what is being said, taking copious notes and sketching out the rough framework for some 4e releases. I really think there's a lot of people grinding the syntax they use, the use of generalities, and making rush judgements about what exactly is going to be released. It's still WAY too premature to be calling out WOTC for "ruining my D&D". [/QUOTE]

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