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<blockquote data-quote="kinem" data-source="post: 4915752" data-attributes="member: 24234">3e became bloated with too many supplements, the quality of many of the books was poor, and serious problems with the core rules such as broken spells and power imbalances were not being addressed.&nbsp; It was also growing stale.I really wanted a 4th edition that fixed all that.&nbsp; I was so looking forward to 4e.Unfortunately, WotC came out with a '4e' that went in the opposite direction to what I wanted in just about every way.&nbsp; Spells all cause damage?&nbsp; Minions?&nbsp; Healing surges?&nbsp; Marking?&nbsp; Monsters don't advance as characters?&nbsp; I want no part of it.Pathfinder is the closest thing right now to a 'real 4e' as far as I'm concerned.&nbsp; Not a full solution, but it fixes some problems.&nbsp; And Paizo is serious about putting out quality products, unlike WotC which only cares about profits.The thing that WotC could do to win my affection now would be to close up shop and gift all of their IP to Paizo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kinem, post: 4915752, member: 24234"] 3e became bloated with too many supplements, the quality of many of the books was poor, and serious problems with the core rules such as broken spells and power imbalances were not being addressed. It was also growing stale. I really wanted a 4th edition that fixed all that. I was so looking forward to 4e. Unfortunately, WotC came out with a '4e' that went in the opposite direction to what I wanted in just about every way. Spells all cause damage? Minions? Healing surges? Marking? Monsters don't advance as characters? I want no part of it. Pathfinder is the closest thing right now to a 'real 4e' as far as I'm concerned. Not a full solution, but it fixes some problems. And Paizo is serious about putting out quality products, unlike WotC which only cares about profits. The thing that WotC could do to win my affection now would be to close up shop and gift all of their IP to Paizo. [/QUOTE]

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