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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RandomCitizenX" data-source="post: 3813691" data-attributes="member: 29261">I just wanted to add my two cents about enthusiasm. I am excited about 4th ed because it gives me a chance to jump back into a game I love with a group of new gamers and new ideas. I have not really played D&D in a year or two. I have however been playing a whole lot of Mutants and Masterminds, nWoD, and Savage Worlds. I miss playing D&D but I am tired of many of the conventions of 3e. I feel that a shot of fresh ideas and design is what the game needs to reinvigorate the experience for me. It also helps me bring my newer players up to speed when I can go. "Hey, early next year I am going to start a D&D game, and since it will be with a brand new edition you will be on the ground floor when it comes to the books." I have had many a player (including my wife) hesitant to get involved with the game because of the book bloat that has happened since 3e has come out. I know that WotC is most likely being motivated by their financial needs. They are a company. But that does not mean that their product will be an empty hollow excuse of a game trying to suck money from us. If anything they want us gamers to enjoy the new product so we will continue to spend money on their books.</blockquote>