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<blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 4094602" data-attributes="member: 53">I have to agree that I have been very disappointed in the lack of any enthusiasm for 4E from the various major publishers.&nbsp; I don't expect that every one would be excited, but you do think there would be more excitement.&nbsp; I'm not sure I've seen any besides from Clark and you at this point.&nbsp; (Maybe Goodman Games, but I'm not sure if they really post here).Perhaps because...Most of the d20 companies that have survived the years diversified and became businesses.&nbsp; People like Erik Mona and Chris Pramas are game company owners first and gamers second.&nbsp; They have to weigh the business reasons for going with 4E because a lot of people depend on their company staying viable.Necromancer Games seems to have been at that sweet spot that while successful and respected, they didn't seem to become a &quot;corporation&quot; and that gives Clark the ability to dive in with both feet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glyfair, post: 4094602, member: 53"] I have to agree that I have been very disappointed in the lack of any enthusiasm for 4E from the various major publishers. I don't expect that every one would be excited, but you do think there would be more excitement. I'm not sure I've seen any besides from Clark and you at this point. (Maybe Goodman Games, but I'm not sure if they really post here). Perhaps because... Most of the d20 companies that have survived the years diversified and became businesses. People like Erik Mona and Chris Pramas are game company owners first and gamers second. They have to weigh the business reasons for going with 4E because a lot of people depend on their company staying viable. Necromancer Games seems to have been at that sweet spot that while successful and respected, they didn't seem to become a "corporation" and that gives Clark the ability to dive in with both feet. [/QUOTE]

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