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<blockquote data-quote="hopeless" data-source="post: 3832690" data-attributes="member: 36349">Excuse me...I wasn't bothered much by the video, what bothered me was that they were basing their demonstration using a system that promptly failed them during the show they announced it.Aren't you the least bit worried that in December and January their first choice to advertise their new edition is two preview books that are described as providing the public the viewpoint of the designers on how they designed 4e?No offence but whose ego re we massaging here?They've gotten rid of two of their best forms of advertising the new edition so they can now release this info on the internet with their site showing rather worrying signs of fragility and once they release 4e they're planning on charging people to access their new site to mke use of a games table and other guff on a monthly basis and yet we have yet to hear more about this side other than an estimated cost to the people playing and I am assuming this part isn't the case but there's little evidence to the contrary unless you'd like to point out otherwise.We don't need vapid statements about nothing, we need concrete reasons to actually want to buy 4e and they aren't given any except turning a campaign setting into a core rule book.Tieflings ARE NOT CORE, neither are WARLOCKS so tell me why you aren't worried this isn't going to be a mass blunder on their part...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hopeless, post: 3832690, member: 36349"] [b]Excuse me...[/b] I wasn't bothered much by the video, what bothered me was that they were basing their demonstration using a system that promptly failed them during the show they announced it. Aren't you the least bit worried that in December and January their first choice to advertise their new edition is two preview books that are described as providing the public the viewpoint of the designers on how they designed 4e? No offence but whose ego re we massaging here? They've gotten rid of two of their best forms of advertising the new edition so they can now release this info on the internet with their site showing rather worrying signs of fragility and once they release 4e they're planning on charging people to access their new site to mke use of a games table and other guff on a monthly basis and yet we have yet to hear more about this side other than an estimated cost to the people playing and I am assuming this part isn't the case but there's little evidence to the contrary unless you'd like to point out otherwise. We don't need vapid statements about nothing, we need concrete reasons to actually want to buy 4e and they aren't given any except turning a campaign setting into a core rule book. Tieflings ARE NOT CORE, neither are WARLOCKS so tell me why you aren't worried this isn't going to be a mass blunder on their part... [/QUOTE]

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