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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 4569473" data-attributes="member: 48965">I'm sure it was, just like the decision to cancel Dragon and Dungeon (along with the reactions when fans finally found out) ... and we all remember how well that was handled.&nbsp;Again... subjective.&nbsp; Honestly who are you to decide if someone's anger is valid or not?&nbsp; Would someone who decided to buy the 4e core, in anticipation of a gaming license similar to the OGL or at least one where more than a couple of 3pp were willing to move to 4e be childish if they were angry they had wasted over $100?&nbsp; What about if their group had each bought PHB's as well... so now it's around $200+ and a bunch of useless books?&nbsp; Honestly I don't like WotC's settings, but I played 3e because of Scarred Lands, and 3.5 because of Iron Kingdoms, Dark Legacies, Midnight and Dawnforge.&nbsp; I have the 4e books and IMO, these books more than 3.x are in need of a really good campaign setting with some good fluff... I think this is one of the reasons 4e doesn't excite me and I don't find myself reading or browsing the books like I did with 3.x.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 4569473, member: 48965"] I'm sure it was, just like the decision to cancel Dragon and Dungeon (along with the reactions when fans finally found out) ... and we all remember how well that was handled. Again... subjective. Honestly who are you to decide if someone's anger is valid or not? Would someone who decided to buy the 4e core, in anticipation of a gaming license similar to the OGL or at least one where more than a couple of 3pp were willing to move to 4e be childish if they were angry they had wasted over $100? What about if their group had each bought PHB's as well... so now it's around $200+ and a bunch of useless books? Honestly I don't like WotC's settings, but I played 3e because of Scarred Lands, and 3.5 because of Iron Kingdoms, Dark Legacies, Midnight and Dawnforge. I have the 4e books and IMO, these books more than 3.x are in need of a really good campaign setting with some good fluff... I think this is one of the reasons 4e doesn't excite me and I don't find myself reading or browsing the books like I did with 3.x. [/QUOTE]

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