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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 4995947" data-attributes="member: 19675">In print/OoP doesn't affect my choices as a GM.&nbsp; And in some cases, the players may prefer the OoP game to the current flavor.For example, one of my gaming buddies took forever to warm up to 3Ed.&nbsp; He bought his first 3.5 book shortly before 4Ed, so you can guess how he feels about THAT.However, he's not alone- like myself and many other gamers, 4Ed simply isn't our flavor of D&amp;D, so we still play 3.X.When the Fuzion version of Champions was the only one in print, I avoided it like the plague...as did the entire group I was in at the time.My only concern is ensuring that we have enough books to go around.&nbsp; Which is why, in my capacity as Mr. Library, I often buy duplicates of key books for my favorite games.&nbsp; I must have at least 4 copies of the core book of Space: 1889, for instance.&nbsp; And but for 4Ed, I have between 2-4 PHBs of each previous edition of D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 4995947, member: 19675"] In print/OoP doesn't affect my choices as a GM. And in some cases, the players may prefer the OoP game to the current flavor. For example, one of my gaming buddies took forever to warm up to 3Ed. He bought his first 3.5 book shortly before 4Ed, so you can guess how he feels about THAT. However, he's not alone- like myself and many other gamers, 4Ed simply isn't our flavor of D&D, so we still play 3.X. When the Fuzion version of Champions was the only one in print, I avoided it like the plague...as did the entire group I was in at the time. My only concern is ensuring that we have enough books to go around. Which is why, in my capacity as Mr. Library, I often buy duplicates of key books for my favorite games. I must have at least 4 copies of the core book of Space: 1889, for instance. And but for 4Ed, I have between 2-4 PHBs of each previous edition of D&D. [/QUOTE]

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