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<blockquote data-quote="Reynard" data-source="post: 3467486" data-attributes="member: 467">Right or wrong, I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that WotC has been essentially silent on the issue.&nbsp; there was a time when someone tied to WotC would have been here in a flash, positing in the same thread as the Paizo guys, helping En Worlders understand the decisions.&nbsp; Those days are gone.&nbsp; i don't think WotC thinks EN World is valuable any longer, or deserves the same level of respect it used to get as a thanks for being THE bridge to 3E.&nbsp; A lot of good will was built up on this site in the pre-3E days, and now it seems like it is gone for good.If the tinfoilhats are right and this is the beginning of the ramp up to 4E as a closed, largely web-based product (and I am not saying they are, just saying), EN World should become the wielder of all things 3.5 -- collecting OGC and compiling it and becoming the storehouse for D&amp;D as it was at the dawn of the new century.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reynard, post: 3467486, member: 467"] Right or wrong, I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that WotC has been essentially silent on the issue. there was a time when someone tied to WotC would have been here in a flash, positing in the same thread as the Paizo guys, helping En Worlders understand the decisions. Those days are gone. i don't think WotC thinks EN World is valuable any longer, or deserves the same level of respect it used to get as a thanks for being THE bridge to 3E. A lot of good will was built up on this site in the pre-3E days, and now it seems like it is gone for good. If the tinfoilhats are right and this is the beginning of the ramp up to 4E as a closed, largely web-based product (and I am not saying they are, just saying), EN World should become the wielder of all things 3.5 -- collecting OGC and compiling it and becoming the storehouse for D&D as it was at the dawn of the new century. [/QUOTE]

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