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<blockquote data-quote="Nivenus" data-source="post: 6400453" data-attributes="member: 71756">Sort of.I stopped playing D&amp;D for a while ago for a number of reasons. Part of it was that I was really busy with school and some of it was that I'd grown tired of the 4e rules. I didn't hate them like a lot of people, but I did feel they were exceedingly combat-focused and it seemed like it took forever to accomplish anything. In the meantime I played with a few other rulesets, though never as frequently as I did D&amp;D in the past.The fact that I'm back now and 5th edition is out is kind of a coincidence; I'm graduated now so I have the time to plan and put together a game, which wasn't possible for the last few years and I was planning to try and put something together anyway. Even so, the 5th edition rules have added a bit of excitement to getting back into the game that I probably wouldn't have felt otherwise: I like their look and feel a lot more than 4th edition, even though I've had only a few opportunities to test them. So while I wouldn't say 5e brought me back, I would say that it's helped me feel a lot more enthusiastic about playing than I would have felt otherwise.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nivenus, post: 6400453, member: 71756"] Sort of. I stopped playing D&D for a while ago for a number of reasons. Part of it was that I was really busy with school and some of it was that I'd grown tired of the 4e rules. I didn't hate them like a lot of people, but I did feel they were exceedingly combat-focused and it seemed like it took forever to accomplish anything. In the meantime I played with a few other rulesets, though never as frequently as I did D&D in the past. The fact that I'm back now and 5th edition is out is kind of a coincidence; I'm graduated now so I have the time to plan and put together a game, which wasn't possible for the last few years and I was planning to try and put something together anyway. Even so, the 5th edition rules have added a bit of excitement to getting back into the game that I probably wouldn't have felt otherwise: I like their look and feel a lot more than 4th edition, even though I've had only a few opportunities to test them. So while I wouldn't say 5e brought me back, I would say that it's helped me feel a lot more enthusiastic about playing than I would have felt otherwise. [/QUOTE]

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