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<blockquote data-quote="Keeper of Secrets" data-source="post: 5631055" data-attributes="member: 13836">They'll certainly BE a 5e (unless, of course, you believe in the 2012 prophecy but they're won't be a 5e for different reasons).&nbsp; Gaming is like a business and the next generation of product is always on the minds of the decision makers as that is how profits grow.&nbsp; Though, I would imagine they are in a bit of a bind at this point.&nbsp; 4e and Pathfinder are really splitting a lot of the market.&nbsp; Whereas a lot of people like 4e, I doubt they will be willing to jump ship so soon.&nbsp; But with the amount of people who like 3.5/Pathfinder, 4e, OD&amp;D, etc., the market is kind of fractured.&nbsp; 5e would really have to be something special.Though, I am not really concerned about it.&nbsp; If its an edition I like, I will play it.&nbsp; If its not, then I will politely pass and continue to play the edition I prefer or some other game or spend time with friends and family.&nbsp; No biggie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keeper of Secrets, post: 5631055, member: 13836"] They'll certainly BE a 5e (unless, of course, you believe in the 2012 prophecy but they're won't be a 5e for different reasons). Gaming is like a business and the next generation of product is always on the minds of the decision makers as that is how profits grow. Though, I would imagine they are in a bit of a bind at this point. 4e and Pathfinder are really splitting a lot of the market. Whereas a lot of people like 4e, I doubt they will be willing to jump ship so soon. But with the amount of people who like 3.5/Pathfinder, 4e, OD&D, etc., the market is kind of fractured. 5e would really have to be something special. Though, I am not really concerned about it. If its an edition I like, I will play it. If its not, then I will politely pass and continue to play the edition I prefer or some other game or spend time with friends and family. No biggie. [/QUOTE]

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