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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Piratecat" data-source="post: 3897828" data-attributes="member: 2">I'll point out that many people who don't like 4e don't feel this way. Dislike does not inherently equal fearful zealotry, nor should it. The "Razz"s of the world are few and far between.Think about it: change means uncertainty, both for acquiring players and for the stability of campaigns. Change means expense. Both of these are worrisome for a lot of people, and both of these are a problem even for people who are willing to keep an open mind about 4e. This isn't a binary sets of sides, it's a continuum, with peoples' opinions scattered all up and down the scale. Not only that, many people simply don't care either way.So please don't try to paint everyone with the same brush. It makes conversations much more difficult.</blockquote>