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<blockquote data-quote="Gold Roger" data-source="post: 5926476" data-attributes="member: 33904">I voted &quot;I play something else and I would switch&quot;. But I guess I'm a special case, as the &quot;something else&quot; right now is nothing. I don't have an existing gaming group to pull me to one particular version of the game.I'm still keenly aware of the reasons why I was happy not to run 3rd edition anymore.Pathfinder, while shiny and aluring, is just another shade of 3rd, with the same issues.I was initially exited by 4th, but found it lacking very soon, showing both rules issues and the wrong feel. Let's just say, when you explicitly want to play the genre D&amp;D, it's not an ideal choice.Any older edition just shows it's age to much to appeal to me to DM.Meanwhile, the direction DDN seems to take does appeal to me. I like the bare bones of a game we've seen so far. I love the prospect of modularity. So I hope it holds up and after the playtest presents a system I can consider &quot;my D&amp;D&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gold Roger, post: 5926476, member: 33904"] I voted "I play something else and I would switch". But I guess I'm a special case, as the "something else" right now is nothing. I don't have an existing gaming group to pull me to one particular version of the game. I'm still keenly aware of the reasons why I was happy not to run 3rd edition anymore. Pathfinder, while shiny and aluring, is just another shade of 3rd, with the same issues. I was initially exited by 4th, but found it lacking very soon, showing both rules issues and the wrong feel. Let's just say, when you explicitly want to play the genre D&D, it's not an ideal choice. Any older edition just shows it's age to much to appeal to me to DM. Meanwhile, the direction DDN seems to take does appeal to me. I like the bare bones of a game we've seen so far. I love the prospect of modularity. So I hope it holds up and after the playtest presents a system I can consider "my D&D". [/QUOTE]

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