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<blockquote data-quote="satori01" data-source="post: 2457804" data-attributes="member: 7859">I think the greatest impact ENworld has had for me is facillitating dialogue with game designers and their audience.&nbsp; I especially remember in the days just before and after the release of D&amp;D 3.0 you would have WOTC designer posting everywhere.Very thrilling to actually be able to &quot;Talk&quot; to the designers,&nbsp; where as before communication was principly limited to those that went to Cons and letters to Dragon.&nbsp; I cant tell you how giddy I was when Col Pladoh's secret identity was revealed, truly a holy nimbus of light struck my computer and I bowed in supplication.I also think the greater communication has also reduced rule oppaqueness to an extent.&nbsp; SKR, Andy Collins, Monte, Mearls and others have come on at some point and either clarified aspects of their work or commented on &quot;the Rules&quot; in general, which overall is a great thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="satori01, post: 2457804, member: 7859"] I think the greatest impact ENworld has had for me is facillitating dialogue with game designers and their audience. I especially remember in the days just before and after the release of D&D 3.0 you would have WOTC designer posting everywhere. Very thrilling to actually be able to "Talk" to the designers, where as before communication was principly limited to those that went to Cons and letters to Dragon. I cant tell you how giddy I was when Col Pladoh's secret identity was revealed, truly a holy nimbus of light struck my computer and I bowed in supplication. I also think the greater communication has also reduced rule oppaqueness to an extent. SKR, Andy Collins, Monte, Mearls and others have come on at some point and either clarified aspects of their work or commented on "the Rules" in general, which overall is a great thing. [/QUOTE]

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