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<blockquote data-quote="Andor" data-source="post: 4936851" data-attributes="member: 1879">It's worth noting however that the company the most &quot;You're killing D&amp;D!&quot; ire is directed against, Blizzard, does not innovate. They never have, they probably never will. It's not what they do. What they do instead is find something fun and popular and then spend the time and effort to do it really, really well. They don't release buggy betaware. When you buy a blizzard product you know your going to get a game that works, works well, and is fun (assuming you like that sort of game to begin with.) You do not buy one expecting to be wowed with avant guarde design, because you won't get it. But it's a buisiness model that surely works for them.&nbsp; BTW my chief problem with 4e is that it got rushed out the door half-finished and unpolished. And I just don't see any excuse for the unquestioned industry leader to act like some lesser publisher that has to go to print now or they won't make payroll.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andor, post: 4936851, member: 1879"] It's worth noting however that the company the most "You're killing D&D!" ire is directed against, Blizzard, does not innovate. They never have, they probably never will. It's not what they do. What they do instead is find something fun and popular and then spend the time and effort to do it really, [i]really[/i] well. They don't release buggy betaware. When you buy a blizzard product you know your going to get a game that works, works well, and is fun (assuming you like that sort of game to begin with.) You do not buy one expecting to be wowed with avant guarde design, because you won't get it. But it's a buisiness model that surely works for them. BTW my chief problem with 4e is that it got rushed out the door half-finished and unpolished. And I just don't see any excuse for the unquestioned industry leader to act like some lesser publisher that has to go to print now or they won't make payroll. [/QUOTE]

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