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<blockquote data-quote="radferth" data-source="post: 4912730" data-attributes="member: 5791"><p>I'm pretty sure they don't want to win me back.&nbsp; No hard feelings either way, but the seem to have designed 4e with a certain type of player in mind, and I am a different type.&nbsp; I'd be interested in good adventures (new or old), but those have never been WotC's strong suit.&nbsp; I've got the 4e PH, and I'd happily join a game of it again.&nbsp; (The times I played were fun). But, it doesn't strike me as being very immersive, and I've no desire to keep up with a constantly evolving rule set.&nbsp; It would have been nice if they would either have kept up some level of support of 3.5, or made a more gracious hand-off to the OGL community (my ex-wife was much gentler when she sent me packing), but neither would have gotten them any more of my money.&nbsp; They seem happy serving a certain segment of the game community (it does seem to be the segment that spends more on gaming stuff), and I am happy playing what I play.&nbsp; They wisely will focus future efforts on winning new 4E players, as opposed figuring out what they can sell to non 4E players such as me and most of the rest of us in this thread.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="radferth, post: 4912730, member: 5791"] I'm pretty sure they don't want to win me back. No hard feelings either way, but the seem to have designed 4e with a certain type of player in mind, and I am a different type. I'd be interested in good adventures (new or old), but those have never been WotC's strong suit. I've got the 4e PH, and I'd happily join a game of it again. (The times I played were fun). But, it doesn't strike me as being very immersive, and I've no desire to keep up with a constantly evolving rule set. It would have been nice if they would either have kept up some level of support of 3.5, or made a more gracious hand-off to the OGL community (my ex-wife was much gentler when she sent me packing), but neither would have gotten them any more of my money. They seem happy serving a certain segment of the game community (it does seem to be the segment that spends more on gaming stuff), and I am happy playing what I play. They wisely will focus future efforts on winning new 4E players, as opposed figuring out what they can sell to non 4E players such as me and most of the rest of us in this thread. [/QUOTE]

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