DreamChaser said:At the time of this post, yes.
Likely to remain so.
Honestly, with half of my gamers being more interested in how interesting their background is than in twinking out a character, having a more unified set of rules with clear options will make it possible for me as GM to create games that don't bore the power gamers in the group and don't kill the others.
DC
To be fair, any information you get from this poll will be useless in a larger sense (even if you ignore PirateCat's very reasonable response of "there's no way to tell yet") since you're taking data from a selection that is functionally a tiny dot in the population that is interesting.Ymdar said:I made this poll because I'm curious if according to the articles out there people like or don't like 4e.
I have a hunch that marketing and R&D strategy analysis at wotc went afoul after analysing the marginal success of SW Saga.
Ymdar said:I made this poll because I'm curious if according to the articles out there people like or don't like 4e.
I have a hunch that marketing and R&D strategy analysis at wotc went afoul after analysing the marginal success of SW Saga.