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<blockquote data-quote="Samurai" data-source="post: 4607690" data-attributes="member: 3850">I voted &quot;never played 4e, still playing older edition.&quot;That said, I have bought several 4e books (the core books, the 2 Forgotten Realms books, Martial Power, and Manual of the Planes).&nbsp; While there are many flaws in 4e, I would like to play it someday, and reading the books is interesting... I'm not just a player, I'm an rpg collector, so having at least the main 4e rulebooks is pretty much a requirement, even if I don't play it (I have dozens of other games I've never had a chance to play either.)Our group has decided to stick with 3.5 for now.&nbsp; They already have the rule books so no additional purchase needed.&nbsp; They already know the rules.&nbsp; We are playing in Scarred Lands, which is a 3.x setting, and all the setting materials would require conversion.&nbsp; Plus, at least half the group is not happy with what they've read or heard about 4e, and so have no interest in switching anyway.&nbsp; So, our group remains 3.5, probably will remain so for the foreseeable future, but I'm still buying some 4e books anyway.&nbsp; I wonder if others like me help account for the sale of 4e books despite few people actually switching over to it in their gaming groups?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Samurai, post: 4607690, member: 3850"] I voted "never played 4e, still playing older edition." That said, I have bought several 4e books (the core books, the 2 Forgotten Realms books, Martial Power, and Manual of the Planes). While there are many flaws in 4e, I would like to play it someday, and reading the books is interesting... I'm not just a player, I'm an rpg collector, so having at least the main 4e rulebooks is pretty much a requirement, even if I don't play it (I have dozens of other games I've never had a chance to play either.) Our group has decided to stick with 3.5 for now. They already have the rule books so no additional purchase needed. They already know the rules. We are playing in Scarred Lands, which is a 3.x setting, and all the setting materials would require conversion. Plus, at least half the group is not happy with what they've read or heard about 4e, and so have no interest in switching anyway. So, our group remains 3.5, probably will remain so for the foreseeable future, but I'm still buying some 4e books anyway. I wonder if others like me help account for the sale of 4e books despite few people actually switching over to it in their gaming groups? [/QUOTE]

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