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<blockquote data-quote="Goonalan" data-source="post: 5912879" data-attributes="member: 16069">That's a little difficult to work around though isn't it?WOTC: We made a game that after a year of playtesting and feedback is as close to the publics wants and needs in every way...Lapsed D&amp;D player: Yeah, well it's not what I wanted?The point being if you are connected to D&amp;D in any way, I figure by now you've heard WOTC are up for a new edition- and they're looking for feedback. Chasing Pathfinder- the home for some of the lapsed D&amp;D players, perhaps.So what's WOTC to do, second guess the people who are not bothered enough to provide feedback, or get involved, or else try and guess what they'd like in the new edition.I see what you're saying and all, and I don't want to come across as harsh but what are your suggestions- other than shouting it from every rooftop- D&amp;D is getting a new edition, if you're interested then feedback is important, come one come all.I guess the thought is with the modular settings then any iteration can be replicated to some extent- but if you don't say anything, sit on the sidelines. Or worse still come along a year later and say I didn't vote for that when the truth is you didn't vote at all...WOTC are going to listen to the numbers (+ intuition, game desigher-fu etc).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Goonalan, post: 5912879, member: 16069"] That's a little difficult to work around though isn't it? WOTC: We made a game that after a year of playtesting and feedback is as close to the publics wants and needs in every way... Lapsed D&D player: Yeah, well it's not what I wanted? The point being if you are connected to D&D in any way, I figure by now you've heard WOTC are up for a new edition- and they're looking for feedback. Chasing Pathfinder- the home for some of the lapsed D&D players, perhaps. So what's WOTC to do, second guess the people who are not bothered enough to provide feedback, or get involved, or else try and guess what they'd like in the new edition. I see what you're saying and all, and I don't want to come across as harsh but what are your suggestions- other than shouting it from every rooftop- D&D is getting a new edition, if you're interested then feedback is important, come one come all. I guess the thought is with the modular settings then any iteration can be replicated to some extent- but if you don't say anything, sit on the sidelines. Or worse still come along a year later and say I didn't vote for that when the truth is you didn't vote at all... WOTC are going to listen to the numbers (+ intuition, game desigher-fu etc). [/QUOTE]

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