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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 4924917" data-attributes="member: 957">No offense taken.  You seem to presume that there is something special about Dungeons and Dragons.  I happily left 2E when I found better games.  In no remote way was I "left behind" because I was not playing D&D.  If anything, I had left D&D behind and was moving on to greener pastures.And now, from my point of view, I have moved forward again, a small amount, with the advent of Pathfinder.  While at the same time I see D&D as having regressed to something less than what it once was.  (I suppose one could say I have been "left behind" on the high ground.)   But I most absolutely would not say that anyone who likes 4E has been left behind or regressed.  Because every bit of that is completely tied to what I personally want in my gaming sessions.  For you, you have moved forward, just on a different path.I guess you could say I am disappointed in the sense that I can't help but imagine what further progress could have been made in some alternate universe where 4E had been something I would consider progressive.  But I'm not disappointed in the changes themselves, as they have no impact on me.  At least not beyond me sending my gaming budget to a different company these days.</blockquote>