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<blockquote data-quote="lissilambe" data-source="post: 3989860" data-attributes="member: 11902">I run two table-top groups and one online game. Of them, the online group hasn't talked about it as a whole much, but myself and one other player are pretty anti-4e. We're just not liking the overall changes. A few points here and there are cool, but it's not looking like our game.My first group (both groups are old, old friends and long-time players) is composed of four other players, and we're all pretty much sticking with 3e. Granted, currently the campaign we play is Serenity actually, and we move around between systems with each campaign switch. But we like 3e (as much as any other system) and we all pretty much feel the same about the changes coming down the pike for 4e. Basically, it just doesn't seem like a game marketed toward us.The second group is four players as well, and two are against 4e, and the other two like to game with us, and could care less for the system as long as we're having fun. Whether there's interest in 4e from those two players, I don't know. Maybe from the one, who has a pretty strong collector's instinct in that regard.None of us are interested in the rules or flavor as it's being presented, nor desiring to buy more game books. So that's eight people not switching.Take careDon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lissilambe, post: 3989860, member: 11902"] I run two table-top groups and one online game. Of them, the online group hasn't talked about it as a whole much, but myself and one other player are pretty anti-4e. We're just not liking the overall changes. A few points here and there are cool, but it's not looking like our game. My first group (both groups are old, old friends and long-time players) is composed of four other players, and we're all pretty much sticking with 3e. Granted, currently the campaign we play is Serenity actually, and we move around between systems with each campaign switch. But we like 3e (as much as any other system) and we all pretty much feel the same about the changes coming down the pike for 4e. Basically, it just doesn't seem like a game marketed toward us. The second group is four players as well, and two are against 4e, and the other two like to game with us, and could care less for the system as long as we're having fun. Whether there's interest in 4e from those two players, I don't know. Maybe from the one, who has a pretty strong collector's instinct in that regard. None of us are interested in the rules or flavor as it's being presented, nor desiring to buy more game books. So that's eight people not switching. Take care Don [/QUOTE]

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