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<blockquote data-quote="Goreg Skullcrusher" data-source="post: 4084483" data-attributes="member: 34262">Turned OffAfter being highly optimistic and hopeful for several months, I can honestly say that I'm having more than a few reservations about picking up the new edition.&nbsp; For me (and my group) to justify getting the new edition it has to be substantially better for us than what we are currently using, else it's a bad investment of about $100.&nbsp; It's not looking to be that way any longer.I liked a lot of what I was hearing in the first few months post-announcement.&nbsp; We even adopted a rule or two to our current game.&nbsp; But the slew of recently announced rules have left a very bitter taste in our mouths.&nbsp; It currently seems like it'd be easier to adopt 4E rules into our 3.5E game than to try to houserule 4E to our liking.It's all very disappointing, I was very eager and excited about all of this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Goreg Skullcrusher, post: 4084483, member: 34262"] [b]Turned Off[/b] After being highly optimistic and hopeful for several months, I can honestly say that I'm having more than a few reservations about picking up the new edition. For me (and my group) to justify getting the new edition it has to be substantially better for us than what we are currently using, else it's a bad investment of about $100. It's not looking to be that way any longer. I liked a lot of what I was hearing in the first few months post-announcement. We even adopted a rule or two to our current game. But the slew of recently announced rules have left a very bitter taste in our mouths. It currently seems like it'd be easier to adopt 4E rules into our 3.5E game than to try to houserule 4E to our liking. It's all very disappointing, I was very eager and excited about all of this. [/QUOTE]

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