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<blockquote data-quote="El Mahdi" data-source="post: 4421065" data-attributes="member: 59506"><p>The thing I find most interesting about these polls, comments and opinions of posters on the forum, and comments/reviews on websites such as Amazon, is how polarized the positions are.&nbsp; People either LOVE 4E, or HATE 4E.&nbsp; There is almost no middle ground.&nbsp; Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't remember the change from 2E to 3E being so polarized.&nbsp; Even if the percentage of changeover, at the same amount of time, between 2E to 3E and 3E to 4E is about the same, I think the difference is that people just hadn't invested in or really looked at 3E yet as opposed to such a large amount of people seeing, and even trying 4E and not converting.&nbsp; Whether the polls are statistically relevent or not, whether oppinions or reviews can really be trusted or are just a very small percentage of customers, it is undeniable that WoTC customer base is Extremely polarized.&nbsp; The only historical example I can think of, where this kind of customer polarization took place, was when Coke switched formulas (and we all know how that turned out).</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="El Mahdi, post: 4421065, member: 59506"] The thing I find most interesting about these polls, comments and opinions of posters on the forum, and comments/reviews on websites such as Amazon, is how polarized the positions are. People either LOVE 4E, or HATE 4E. There is almost no middle ground. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't remember the change from 2E to 3E being so polarized. Even if the percentage of changeover, at the same amount of time, between 2E to 3E and 3E to 4E is about the same, I think the difference is that people just hadn't invested in or really looked at 3E yet as opposed to such a large amount of people seeing, and even trying 4E and not converting. Whether the polls are statistically relevent or not, whether oppinions or reviews can really be trusted or are just a very small percentage of customers, it is undeniable that WoTC customer base is Extremely polarized. The only historical example I can think of, where this kind of customer polarization took place, was when Coke switched formulas (and we all know how that turned out). [/QUOTE]

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