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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 4819985" data-attributes="member: 2525">I do not think the people who work at Paizo are particularly anti-4e.I think a disproportionate number of Paizo fans are actively anti-4e, often passionately so.I do not find fans of any other company passionately anti-anything.&nbsp; If you like Goodman games, you do not tend to dislike some other company or system, for example.He shouldn't have to fight a horde of fans.&nbsp; He should instead be getting lots of praise.&nbsp; The fact that he's in the thick of it taking on all comers again proves my point.&nbsp; Why is that happening?&nbsp; Why does Paizo seem to attract so many people who are so passionately against stuff as opposed to simply for the thing they like?&nbsp; Whatever the answer, that isn't the stuff for me.&nbsp; It's hard enough to buy and support 3rd party products in this economy.&nbsp; Fighting a horde of fans just to talk about what you want to do with that product is simply a turn-off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 4819985, member: 2525"] I do not think the people who work at Paizo are particularly anti-4e. I think a disproportionate number of Paizo fans are actively anti-4e, often passionately so. I do not find fans of any other company passionately anti-anything. If you like Goodman games, you do not tend to dislike some other company or system, for example. He shouldn't have to fight a horde of fans. He should instead be getting lots of praise. The fact that he's in the thick of it taking on all comers again proves my point. Why is that happening? Why does Paizo seem to attract so many people who are so passionately against stuff as opposed to simply for the thing they like? Whatever the answer, that isn't the stuff for me. It's hard enough to buy and support 3rd party products in this economy. Fighting a horde of fans just to talk about what you want to do with that product is simply a turn-off. [/QUOTE]

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