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<blockquote data-quote="el_skootro" data-source="post: 3988053" data-attributes="member: 41682">My group hasn't been affected. Here's the breakdown by players:Player 1 has been playing DnD casually for about three years. She's only starting to explore the more esoteric options 3.5 has to offer (she's currently playing a dragon shaman), and hasn't experienced and edition shift so has a limited understanding of what it means.Player 2 is currently out of the country, but will return in about a month. He played 1st edition and dropped out of RPGs until I recruited him for my game about 6 months ago. He doesn't have any real desire to switch.Player 3 played OD&amp;D and 1st ed and stopped playing RPGs until 3.5 came out. He's currently only playing part-time as he has a new baby. He has some interest in the changes and browsed through the first preview, but doesn't see any real reason to switch.Player 4 enjoys roleplaying and would probably play in any system. Inertia will probably keep him with 3.5, however.Player 5 is on the fence. She enjoys the ample options that 3.5 allows, but is interested in 4.0.As the DM, the best wrd to describe my interest in 4.0 is &quot;academic.&quot; I'm intrigued by the rules changes and the new fluff, even though I haven't formed a firm opinion (and don't think I'll be able to without playing a few sessions).I don't think there's any real catalyst for our group to change, but we're entirely open to the possibilities. I and probably a couple of others will purchase the PHB after it comes out and share it with the group. If we do switch, it will be after some careful consideration and probably won't happen for another year and a half or so.Cheers,El Skootro</blockquote>

[QUOTE="el_skootro, post: 3988053, member: 41682"] My group hasn't been affected. Here's the breakdown by players: Player 1 has been playing DnD casually for about three years. She's only starting to explore the more esoteric options 3.5 has to offer (she's currently playing a dragon shaman), and hasn't experienced and edition shift so has a limited understanding of what it means. Player 2 is currently out of the country, but will return in about a month. He played 1st edition and dropped out of RPGs until I recruited him for my game about 6 months ago. He doesn't have any real desire to switch. Player 3 played OD&D and 1st ed and stopped playing RPGs until 3.5 came out. He's currently only playing part-time as he has a new baby. He has some interest in the changes and browsed through the first preview, but doesn't see any real reason to switch. Player 4 enjoys roleplaying and would probably play in any system. Inertia will probably keep him with 3.5, however. Player 5 is on the fence. She enjoys the ample options that 3.5 allows, but is interested in 4.0. As the DM, the best wrd to describe my interest in 4.0 is "academic." I'm intrigued by the rules changes and the new fluff, even though I haven't formed a firm opinion (and don't think I'll be able to without playing a few sessions). I don't think there's any real catalyst for our group to change, but we're entirely open to the possibilities. I and probably a couple of others will purchase the PHB after it comes out and share it with the group. If we do switch, it will be after some careful consideration and probably won't happen for another year and a half or so. Cheers, El Skootro [/QUOTE]

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