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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Corinth" data-source="post: 655553" data-attributes="member: 497">Wizards acts in a responsible manner by bothering to take two years of feedback garnered from millions of players playing the game to its limits for millions of hours, fix the known problems with the existing version of the game and then wait until the time comes to reprint the rulebooks to compile the fixes into one place.  (Until now, it's all done by FAQs and errata.)This reaction--to whine like spoiled brats--to such responsible actions on WotC's part garner is abominable.  What ungrateful wretches!  They're doing what so many here and elsewhere wanted: to acknowledge that D&D3e has broken elements, and to fix them for the betterment of the game.  They're doing the sort of things that users hollared about for years; to bitch about WotC doing what you asked them to do is hypocricy and stupidity in action.  You know not what WotC has in store for the game, so you lack the information that you need to make a full and fair assesment of the revisions to the game; it would be wise to reserve your judgement until you do.</blockquote>