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<blockquote data-quote="GeorgeFields" data-source="post: 5991501" data-attributes="member: 12618">We'll have to agree to disagree on this.I was ready to give up playing RPGs before this was originally released in 2009. I read a thread on the Kenzer boards about the game before it was released and decided to pre-order it. My love for RPGs was completely rejuvenated.I was lucky enough to gather up most of my AD&amp;D2e group and started a campaign. It was more fun than than we remember gaming back in the 90s.As far as the parody element, does it really matter? HM4e was admittedly parodied from AD&amp;D, but it was a strong and solid system behind all of that.Admittedly, I never played it because I was deep into D&amp;D3e at the time.The bottom line is this. We're all gamers. Play the games that you love. Try other games out from time to time. If you don't like it, move along. If you do like it, maybe you can work it into your gaming life.If you don't like a game, there's no need to talk bad about it or the people that play it. If someone talks bad about your game, it's all his/her opinion - move on and don't worry about it.It all about personal preferences. None of us are wrong about the games we love.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GeorgeFields, post: 5991501, member: 12618"] We'll have to agree to disagree on this. I was ready to give up playing RPGs before this was originally released in 2009. I read a thread on the Kenzer boards about the game before it was released and decided to pre-order it. My love for RPGs was completely rejuvenated. I was lucky enough to gather up most of my AD&D2e group and started a campaign. It was more fun than than we remember gaming back in the 90s. As far as the parody element, does it really matter? HM4e was admittedly parodied from AD&D, but it was a strong and solid system behind all of that. Admittedly, I never played it because I was deep into D&D3e at the time. The bottom line is this. We're all gamers. Play the games that you love. Try other games out from time to time. If you don't like it, move along. If you do like it, maybe you can work it into your gaming life. If you don't like a game, there's no need to talk bad about it or the people that play it. If someone talks bad about your game, it's all his/her opinion - move on and don't worry about it. It all about personal preferences. None of us are wrong about the games we love. [/QUOTE]

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