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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pour" data-source="post: 5421955" data-attributes="member: 59411">I think they've been pretty open these passed two months with calendar changes, design philosophies, podcasts, the apology for the e-assassin, increase of fluff to Dragon and Dungeon (which is a balance they're still trying to get right, but hey it's a process) and so on. And they do preview what they have in store for us. Not to mention we have the luxury of actual reps and designers occasionally stopping in or blogging, and guys like mudbunny nice enough to go digging for even more information. Who else do you think they should foster good will with at this point? The 3e/PF people still haunting the WotC site and 4e threads? I see that as a lost cause, despite the fact many of them still seek nothing short of corporate and designer apologies for making something they don't like. Grognards? New players? The Chicken Littles?Yes there have been PR blunders along the way. I'm not denying that. But I do see positive change. I mean fostering good will isn't instantaneous. They are taking the preliminary steps to communicate with their fan base and experiment with new products, despite the great internet wailing- people who will never be content with this game.</blockquote>