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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Liquidsabre" data-source="post: 1463443" data-attributes="member: 15635">That's interesting. I left gaming because of the old highschool group of AD&D players had had enough, and as an unfortunate result spent the next 4-5 years in college languishing with out any sort of gaming habit. Then 3E came out, the new PHB hit the stores. Myself and our entire gaming group coalesced over the remaining part of the year, each and everyone of us having gamed in the past at some point and most having dropped gaming right around the AD&D time frame. My current group still consists of 100% gamers that stopped gaming with AD&D and started when 3e came out. I don't think it's entirely proper allowing our personal experiences to alter a perceptions to the point of generalizations however.Does this include on the "new" young folk that have recently entered the gaming arena thanks to D&D3e and the numerous d20 products?this is quite the interesting topic. I completely agree that it is hard to tell. I have friends who run/play paladium games and have spent quite alot on all the books, I also have spent quite the sum in the past of WoD game books as well. With d20 books I tend to pick and choose among them since som nay hardbound books (at equally weighty prices) keep coming out. But then again with pre-orders and online discounts these can be had at quite cheap price as well due to their availability.</blockquote>