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<blockquote data-quote="Kanegrundar" data-source="post: 1994614" data-attributes="member: 3913">My experience is different from Reanjr and BelenUmeria.&nbsp; I know of only a handful of people that are tired of 3E, and most of them weren't really D&amp;D players anyway so it's not really a surprise that they have moved on.&nbsp; I actually know of several new groups of new players (not just the same old players in a new group configuration).&nbsp; I would expect that depending on the area experiences are going to be different.&nbsp; At least around here (Mid Missouri) the game is growing.&nbsp; C&amp;C is seeing a bit of an upswing in momentum, but most of the players that I know of aren't really into it.&nbsp; It works, but they feel more constrained.&nbsp; Yeah, they know they can houserule, but why should they?&nbsp; I liked it, but all in all it wasn't for me.&nbsp; However, there is still a small and growing core of C&amp;C players, but I know of at least 2 shops that haven't sold out of their stock yet.&nbsp; So, at least around here, rules lite systems aren't en vogue yet.As far as flooding the market is concerned.&nbsp; No matter who's in charge, the game will reach a saturation point.&nbsp; However, if the books are selling, then WotC won't change what they are putting out.Kane</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kanegrundar, post: 1994614, member: 3913"] My experience is different from Reanjr and BelenUmeria. I know of only a handful of people that are tired of 3E, and most of them weren't really D&D players anyway so it's not really a surprise that they have moved on. I actually know of several new groups of new players (not just the same old players in a new group configuration). I would expect that depending on the area experiences are going to be different. At least around here (Mid Missouri) the game is growing. C&C is seeing a bit of an upswing in momentum, but most of the players that I know of aren't really into it. It works, but they feel more constrained. Yeah, they know they can houserule, but why should they? I liked it, but all in all it wasn't for me. However, there is still a small and growing core of C&C players, but I know of at least 2 shops that haven't sold out of their stock yet. So, at least around here, rules lite systems aren't en vogue yet. As far as flooding the market is concerned. No matter who's in charge, the game will reach a saturation point. However, if the books are selling, then WotC won't change what they are putting out. Kane [/QUOTE]

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