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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 3350051" data-attributes="member: 22424">While I wasn't actively hoping for an announcement, I am in the position where I am ready for a 4e t be produced... if done right. There are a number of areas in the current ruleset that could do with heavy revision, revision that is not appropriate to do without a new edition, IMO.As for the 'rules glut' argument... I don't buy it. But then, I've never had a problem saying to players &quot;Core Rules Only&quot;, or &quot;you can use this and this, but not that&quot;, or whatever.The other issue I have with the current game is that the whole thing has become a bit same-y, where we now see the same characters and tropes over and over again, with surprisingly little variation given the extent of the supplementary rules. But that's absolutely not something that will be fixed with a new edition, since that will inevitably take us back to the core. I'm not sure if it can be fixed by anything other than a determined effort on the part of a gaming group to break the mould.Never gonna happen. Minis make too much money. I fully expect 4e to rely more on minis, not less so.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 3350051, member: 22424"] While I wasn't actively hoping for an announcement, I am in the position where I am ready for a 4e t be produced... if done right. There are a number of areas in the current ruleset that could do with heavy revision, revision that is not appropriate to do without a new edition, IMO. As for the 'rules glut' argument... I don't buy it. But then, I've never had a problem saying to players "Core Rules Only", or "you can use this and this, but not that", or whatever. The other issue I have with the current game is that the whole thing has become a bit same-y, where we now see the same characters and tropes over and over again, with surprisingly little variation given the extent of the supplementary rules. But that's absolutely not something that will be fixed with a new edition, since that will inevitably take us back to the core. I'm not sure if it can be fixed by anything other than a determined effort on the part of a gaming group to break the mould. Never gonna happen. Minis make too much money. I fully expect 4e to rely more on minis, not less so. [/QUOTE]

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