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<blockquote data-quote="Minicol" data-source="post: 3928625" data-attributes="member: 17308">One of the messages I keep reading is buy 4e or D&amp;D dies. Why the heck should I care ?I bought every single WOTC rules book until the announcement. PLUS about 95% D20 paper-printed books. Who else has helped these companies survived this much ? Me and a few other &quot;old&quot; people.Because, if you don't buy, all these guys, all these pretty deisgners and their demi-fandom&nbsp; are soon on the dole.And despite all this&nbsp; buying, it still does not sell enough to be worth keeping 3e ? then D&amp;D is already dead. not just to me, but as a whole.You can buy the &quot;zombie D&amp;D&quot; 4e all you want. It is stillborn. In fact you should. It will show you what supporting a hobby with no return is like. Kind of what charity business is. I am certain you will have the same deeppockets and spending habits with 4e than I used to.It will be fun to see what comes of it after WOTC 2008 fiscal year, I believe.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minicol, post: 3928625, member: 17308"] One of the messages I keep reading is buy 4e or D&D dies. Why the heck should I care ? I bought every single WOTC rules book until the announcement. PLUS about 95% D20 paper-printed books. Who else has helped these companies survived this much ? Me and a few other "old" people. Because, if you don't buy, all these guys, all these pretty deisgners and their demi-fandom are soon on the dole. And despite all this buying, it still does not sell enough to be worth keeping 3e ? then D&D is already dead. not just to me, but as a whole. You can buy the "zombie D&D" 4e all you want. It is stillborn. In fact you should. It will show you what supporting a hobby with no return is like. Kind of what charity business is. I am certain you will have the same deeppockets and spending habits with 4e than I used to. It will be fun to see what comes of it after WOTC 2008 fiscal year, I believe. [/QUOTE]

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