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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AGFlynn" data-source="post: 3721424" data-attributes="member: 17562">Lemme just add to this to clarify.I have a four-year-old already interested in what daddy and those weird guys are doing around the table every Monday night.If and when he starts playing, I'd like to see him go out and read books and research and watch movies for ideas than grab a completely predesigned game system with a completely predesigned campagin and -- in some cases this has already been done and will be with the first 4e adventure -- completely predesigned characters! Even a complete noob should get the pleasure of creating their first character! I mean, gods above, that's not D&D, it's a CCG or board game or CRPG or something.When I see things that tend to indicate a drift towards the "everything will be laid out for you when you buy into this new game system, you don't even have to think, we do it all for you!" it makes me nervous. I'm not saying that's what 4e will be. It's like the difference between grabbing a burger at Rotten Ronnies and making a nice home-cooked meal. It'll fill ya up, but it won't satisfy you.</blockquote>