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<blockquote data-quote="Roland55" data-source="post: 5787573" data-attributes="member: 52303">That I'm not very different from you, William.My biggest issue was my professional life.&nbsp; In the past 10 years, it has become very stressful and it fills up most moments.&nbsp; In truth, some part of me is always thinking about some part of my work.&nbsp; And this is what split me away from D&amp;D originally.Like you, I did try out 4E when it came out.&nbsp; Sounds like I put more effort in, though, as I tried it repeatedly for about 6 months with 3 different groups of people.&nbsp; I could see it was a good game, but it just didn't spark my interest.&nbsp; Still sad about that.This time around?&nbsp; I'm actually feeling very positive.&nbsp; Whether the Next Edition works for me or not, it's definitely time to try unifying all of &quot;us.&quot;&nbsp; Doesn't mean we shouldn't continue playing other games or even (in my case) doing other things (sigh -- it'll be work, in my case).&nbsp; I definitely don't want to see Pathfinder or Castles &amp; Crusades, to name only two of a LOT of great games, go away.But I would love to be able to sit down at a gaming table, even once, and play a game of D&amp;D with stalwarts of every edition there ever was -- definitely including 4E.Think about it.&nbsp; What a game that would be.<img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/laugh.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing&nbsp; &nbsp; :lol:" data-shortname=":lol:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Roland55, post: 5787573, member: 52303"] That I'm not very different from you, William. My biggest issue was my professional life. In the past 10 years, it has become very stressful and it fills up most moments. In truth, some part of me is always thinking about some part of my work. And this is what split me away from D&D originally. Like you, I did try out 4E when it came out. Sounds like I put more effort in, though, as I tried it repeatedly for about 6 months with 3 different groups of people. I could see it was a good game, but it just didn't spark my interest. Still sad about that. This time around? I'm actually feeling [B][U]very[/U][/B] positive. Whether the Next Edition works for me or not, it's definitely time to try unifying all of "us." Doesn't mean we shouldn't continue playing other games or even (in my case) doing other things (sigh -- it'll be work, in my case). I definitely don't want to see Pathfinder or Castles & Crusades, to name only two of a LOT of great games, go away. But I would [B][U]love[/U][/B] to be able to sit down at a gaming table, even once, and play a game of D&D with stalwarts of every edition there ever was -- definitely including 4E. Think about it. What a game that would be.:lol: [/QUOTE]

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