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<blockquote data-quote="Darkthorne" data-source="post: 5861241" data-attributes="member: 60783"><p>In order for 5E to do well, they should not tell us how GREAT it is over prior editions as they did with 4E. My concern is they are not truly in touch with what's going on until AFTER the fact. 2005 they started R&amp;D on 4e, 2 years after 3.5 came out. 3/3.5 lasted 8 years, 4E/4E essentials lasted 4 before they decided they screwed up. Mind you the screw up for some was the game mechanics, for others it was the PR fiasco. I WANT to drawn into my RPG and have ideas spring from what I have read about a location or organization etc. Currently the ecomony STINKS and Wizards needs to realize QUALITY will ALWAYS beat quantity. Having to buy 3 books to play the character I want because I can't come close in the core rules is not a value add. While *I* will spend less money due to being older &amp; having other priorities, it's MY enthusiam that will get other to buy some product (the whole word of mouth idea)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Darkthorne, post: 5861241, member: 60783"] In order for 5E to do well, they should not tell us how GREAT it is over prior editions as they did with 4E. My concern is they are not truly in touch with what's going on until AFTER the fact. 2005 they started R&D on 4e, 2 years after 3.5 came out. 3/3.5 lasted 8 years, 4E/4E essentials lasted 4 before they decided they screwed up. Mind you the screw up for some was the game mechanics, for others it was the PR fiasco. I WANT to drawn into my RPG and have ideas spring from what I have read about a location or organization etc. Currently the ecomony STINKS and Wizards needs to realize QUALITY will ALWAYS beat quantity. Having to buy 3 books to play the character I want because I can't come close in the core rules is not a value add. While *I* will spend less money due to being older & having other priorities, it's MY enthusiam that will get other to buy some product (the whole word of mouth idea) [/QUOTE]

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