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<blockquote data-quote="Deverash" data-source="post: 5293837" data-attributes="member: 54903">Wait a second.&nbsp; Because they're aren't trying to get all 20 something classes out in the first game, they aren't going to stay true to D&amp;D?&nbsp; As much as I like druids and bards, they aren't exactly necessary to D&amp;D.&nbsp; I'm ok with them doing some of the classes and putting out more as time goes on.Unfortunately, I tend to share the fears of the other people about Cryptics games.&nbsp; I liked City of Heroes well enough, but Champions Online wasn't really Champions like at all.&nbsp; Now, if they're going the guild wars route, I won't mind much at all, but I don't want to pay a monthly fee for a game that's pretty much like all the other MMOs I've played, whether it's D&amp;D or not.And the fact that the guy that gave the interview thought that action points are used for rerolls or bonus dice is not comforting(at least he's just the COO).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deverash, post: 5293837, member: 54903"] Wait a second. Because they're aren't trying to get all 20 something classes out in the first game, they aren't going to stay true to D&D? As much as I like druids and bards, they aren't exactly necessary to D&D. I'm ok with them doing some of the classes and putting out more as time goes on. Unfortunately, I tend to share the fears of the other people about Cryptics games. I liked City of Heroes well enough, but Champions Online wasn't really Champions like at all. Now, if they're going the guild wars route, I won't mind much at all, but I don't want to pay a monthly fee for a game that's pretty much like all the other MMOs I've played, whether it's D&D or not. And the fact that the guy that gave the interview thought that action points are used for rerolls or bonus dice is not comforting(at least he's just the COO). [/QUOTE]

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