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<blockquote data-quote="Herschel" data-source="post: 5421994" data-attributes="member: 78357">Sort of. Some 3E people are mad WotC &quot;ruined&quot; their game. They're so bitter they want WotC to &quot;ruin&quot; the game for the people who like 4E and get them mad at WotC too. Some even think that if they &quot;scream&quot; loud and long enough, WotC may go back to doing things in a way they like. It's delusions of grandeur that if WotC doesn't do what they want, they will &quot;ruin&quot; WotC. &nbsp;It happened with Chainmail, OD&amp;D, etc. too, there just wasn't the internet and the Anonymous Keyboard Commando Empowerment Complex.&nbsp;There's also an impatient portion of teh gaming population that is always clammoring for teh next thing. It happened in minis when as soon as the set list was known there was a couple of days of banter, then speculation/endless chatter about what would be in the next set. And this was often before the current set even hit the &quot;street&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Herschel, post: 5421994, member: 78357"] Sort of. Some 3E people are mad WotC "ruined" their game. They're so bitter they want WotC to "ruin" the game for the people who like 4E and get them mad at WotC too. Some even think that if they "scream" loud and long enough, WotC may go back to doing things in a way they like. It's delusions of grandeur that if WotC doesn't do what they want, they will "ruin" WotC. It happened with Chainmail, OD&D, etc. too, there just wasn't the internet and the Anonymous Keyboard Commando Empowerment Complex. There's also an impatient portion of teh gaming population that is always clammoring for teh next thing. It happened in minis when as soon as the set list was known there was a couple of days of banter, then speculation/endless chatter about what would be in the next set. And this was often before the current set even hit the "street". [/QUOTE]

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