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<blockquote data-quote="Philotomy Jurament" data-source="post: 4960543" data-attributes="member: 20854">For me, something like that has already happened.&nbsp; With TSR, I found myself not being in step with the style/focus/direction of the products in the 2e period (really, that started in the late 1e period, but I soldiered on for a while).&nbsp; Eventually, I quit buying the new D&amp;D stuff, ran other games and editions, and stopped caring about what TSR was doing.&nbsp; When WotC released 3.0, I got interested and started buying (new) D&amp;D stuff, again, and that held true up until shortly after 3.5, when I started finding myself out of step, once more.&nbsp; Took a look at 4e, but it was an even greater departure from my kind of D&amp;D, so again, I'm back to &quot;not buying the new D&amp;D stuff, running other games and editions, and not paying attention to what WotC is doing.&quot;Obviously, that's just my personal take on the situation, and it says nothing about the overall success of 4e or of WotC as a business.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Philotomy Jurament, post: 4960543, member: 20854"] For me, something like that has already happened. With TSR, I found myself not being in step with the style/focus/direction of the products in the 2e period (really, that started in the late 1e period, but I soldiered on for a while). Eventually, I quit buying the new D&D stuff, ran other games and editions, and stopped caring about what TSR was doing. When WotC released 3.0, I got interested and started buying (new) D&D stuff, again, and that held true up until shortly after 3.5, when I started finding myself out of step, once more. Took a look at 4e, but it was an even greater departure from my kind of D&D, so again, I'm back to "not buying the new D&D stuff, running other games and editions, and not paying attention to what WotC is doing." Obviously, that's just my personal take on the situation, and it says nothing about the overall success of 4e or of WotC as a business. [/QUOTE]

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