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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Azgulor" data-source="post: 5286299" data-attributes="member: 14291">I'm a bit perplexed.  With the announcement of 4e, launch of 4e, & long-delayed GSL the Edition Wars were in full swing.Fast forward to Q3 2010 and it's tough to say both camps can't be satisfied.  WotC/4e fans have 4e.  Those who don't like 4e have PF (& other RPGs like FantasyCraft).  There's plenty of new RPG material for RPGers in both camps.Yet over the last few weeks/months threads keep popping up along the lines of "What could WotC do to win you back?", "What did 4e get right?", etc.I'm curious -- why do people care?  Trying to convince players to give it another go at your game table I can understand.  I'll read the occasional thread on 4e along with other games to keep abreast of things in the industry.  If someone starts a "Why pick PF?" thread, I'll make a case for PF.  If someone asks "Would you try (try again) 4e?", no - that ship has sailed and I'm at peace with it.However, let's face it, the Edition Wars are over.  At best there are skirmishes but even those seem to go in circles pretty quickly.  So if most ENWorld regulars have picked a RPG by this point, why the desire/need to  try and recruit those who didn't pick 4e back into the fold?  (Which I also find ironic since at the launch of 4e, those who weren't on board were "acceptable losses".)In any case, happy gaming with your RPG of choice.</blockquote>