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<blockquote data-quote="Razz" data-source="post: 3349130" data-attributes="member: 3014">It could be because you fail to realize that there are a lot of people that enjoy new prestige classes and feats. I know people who go through characters like a pair of socks. And, yes, some players have only a few long-term characters so new prestige classes may not mean much, but that does not mean DMs can't make use of them nor does it mean that new players won't make use of them.As for feats, anyone enjoys new feats. Apparently, you haven't read Player's Handbook II and the retraining rules. It used to be new feats sucked because if you have a high level character, new feats meant little to you because it was most likely too late to go the route you could've gone. But with Retraining rules, you can take it all back.People like new things, and new rules is one of them. As a DM, I enjoy new prestige classes and feats. I can always surprise my players with their foes using them. As for my players, they love it too, because the more prestige classes and feats that are released then the bigger the chance something will come along that they've always wanted for their character.And, another note, I really do not want to WASTE another $2500 dollars on a new edition. I had to switch from 2E to 3E, then 3.5E...4E can shove it where the sun don't shine cause it will not get anymore money out of me. You do realize people complain enough that they can't afford the new 3E books, especially the ones they really want, and for them to realize all their money was wasted being spent and saved when hearing a 4E is coming out will start a world-wide boycott of D&amp;D.Pretty much, a release of 4E at anytime will start a huge schism in the gaming community. You'll have those that stay at 3.5E, those that quit D&amp;D entirely, and those few that stick around to pick up the pieces and try and get 4E D&amp;D running.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Razz, post: 3349130, member: 3014"] It could be because you fail to realize that there are a lot of people that enjoy new prestige classes and feats. I know people who go through characters like a pair of socks. And, yes, some players have only a few long-term characters so new prestige classes may not mean much, but that does not mean DMs can't make use of them nor does it mean that new players won't make use of them. As for feats, anyone enjoys new feats. Apparently, you haven't read [I][B]Player's Handbook II [/B] [/I] and the retraining rules. It used to be new feats sucked because if you have a high level character, new feats meant little to you because it was most likely too late to go the route you could've gone. But with Retraining rules, you can take it all back. People like new things, and new rules is one of them. As a DM, I enjoy new prestige classes and feats. I can always surprise my players with their foes using them. As for my players, they love it too, because the more prestige classes and feats that are released then the bigger the chance something will come along that they've always wanted for their character. And, another note, I really do not want to WASTE another $2500 dollars on a new edition. I had to switch from 2E to 3E, then 3.5E...4E can shove it where the sun don't shine cause it will not get anymore money out of me. You do realize people complain enough that they can't afford the new 3E books, especially the ones they really want, and for them to realize all their money was wasted being spent and saved when hearing a 4E is coming out will start a world-wide boycott of D&D. Pretty much, a release of 4E at anytime will start a huge schism in the gaming community. You'll have those that stay at 3.5E, those that quit D&D entirely, and those few that stick around to pick up the pieces and try and get 4E D&D running. [/QUOTE]

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