RandomCitizenX
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I can't think of anything that I have strongly disliked out of what has been shown thus far. So definately a thumbs up for me.
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D&D 4E Simple Poll - How do you feel about 4E Right Now?
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Masquerade
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Thumbs unwaveringly skyward. There's still time for my opinion to change, but I have seen very little at this point that I dislike.
howandwhy99
Adventurer
One up, one down.
So far it seems like for every step forward they take another one back. The final product remains to be seen.
So far it seems like for every step forward they take another one back. The final product remains to be seen.
Doc_Klueless
Doors and Corners
I'll be in my bunk...
er..
Thumbs up. But I also reaiize that I've only heard the tip of the iceberg, so to speak, so that could change in a moments notice.
Funny thing is that I'm even enjoying the fluff changes.
er..
Thumbs up. But I also reaiize that I've only heard the tip of the iceberg, so to speak, so that could change in a moments notice.
Funny thing is that I'm even enjoying the fluff changes.
Since you aren't giving me a neutral option, I'm going with thumbs down.
The last shreds of D&D left behind in 3e look are being stripped away, leaving only goofy superficial choices (Attributes still run 3-18+? Why?!). I lost all interest in 3e/3.5 some time ago, and nothing I've seen so far with 4e is poised to bring me back into the fold. Maybe if Living Greyhawk was going to soldier on, but it's being put out to pasture. So with that, I'm done. I'm sure many people will be happy with it, but this just isn't D&D to me anymore. Maybe 8 years from now, when WotC "reinvents" the game again.
That said, I am interested to see how they are going to handle encounters, monster roles, and building terrain and obstacles into the encounter. I'm eager to see if it suffers from the same complications as Iron Heroes.
Tom
The last shreds of D&D left behind in 3e look are being stripped away, leaving only goofy superficial choices (Attributes still run 3-18+? Why?!). I lost all interest in 3e/3.5 some time ago, and nothing I've seen so far with 4e is poised to bring me back into the fold. Maybe if Living Greyhawk was going to soldier on, but it's being put out to pasture. So with that, I'm done. I'm sure many people will be happy with it, but this just isn't D&D to me anymore. Maybe 8 years from now, when WotC "reinvents" the game again.
That said, I am interested to see how they are going to handle encounters, monster roles, and building terrain and obstacles into the encounter. I'm eager to see if it suffers from the same complications as Iron Heroes.
Tom
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