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<blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 4391681" data-attributes="member: 50987">Overall, I think they are a good company who does good work.&nbsp; Their products and customer service are about par with their competitors, and who could ask for more?&nbsp; This gives them the perfectly respectable rating of 3.3rd Edition was (in my insignificant opinion) the best product they ever came out with, one that I have enjoyed for almost a decade and counting.&nbsp; Not to get overly mushy about it, but thanks to my 3.x D&amp;D campaign, I have built relationships that will last a lifetime (I even married one of my players).&nbsp; That, and they have The Rouse working for them, an awesome fellow whom I have mad respect for.&nbsp; This merits a rating of 6, according to the OP's rules.Sadly, they have ended our beloved 3.x system.&nbsp; I understand their reasons, but still:&nbsp; would it have really been so bad to keep the product line open?&nbsp; Most gamers (in my area, at least) are still playing 3.x, and we don't really like the choices that WotC has left us with.&nbsp; This merits a rating of 1.So the average of the ratings is 3.33, and in the great D&amp;D tradition of &quot;always round down,&quot; I hereby give them a solid 3.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CleverNickName, post: 4391681, member: 50987"] Overall, I think they are a good company who does good work. Their products and customer service are about par with their competitors, and who could ask for more? This gives them the perfectly respectable rating of 3. 3rd Edition was (in my insignificant opinion) the best product they ever came out with, one that I have enjoyed for almost a decade and counting. Not to get overly mushy about it, but thanks to my 3.x D&D campaign, I have built relationships that will last a lifetime (I even married one of my players). That, and they have The Rouse working for them, an awesome fellow whom I have mad respect for. This merits a rating of 6, according to the OP's rules. Sadly, they have ended our beloved 3.x system. I understand their reasons, but still: would it have [I]really[/I] been so bad to keep the product line open? Most gamers (in my area, at least) are still playing 3.x, and we don't really like the choices that WotC has left us with. This merits a rating of 1. So the average of the ratings is 3.33, and in the great D&D tradition of "always round down," I hereby give them a solid [SIZE="5"]3.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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