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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shemeska" data-source="post: 4937234" data-attributes="member: 11697">Very true. There's also the generation of folks who got into D&D with 3e, who (myself included) were in highschool or college back in 2000, but in the decade since we now have incomes to spend. That's got to be a big bracket of potential sales that's WotC's (and othes') to gain or lose.Speaking for myself and most of my gaming group who are part of that same market segment, we get into the game, we enjoy it, we finally have money to spend on it, and then a new edition comes out and the marketing tells us that the edition that brought us into the game was poorly made, things we liked about it are bad, etc. I do have to wonder if they managed to alienate much of the generation they had just finished gaining in 3e, with 4e.</blockquote>