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<blockquote data-quote="wingsandsword" data-source="post: 2383644" data-attributes="member: 14159">Right now &quot;maybe&quot; has the most.&nbsp; I voted &quot;maybe&quot;, but that means &quot;probably not&quot;.3e was such a huge improvement on 2e, and it was almost universally acclaimed as a superior game in every way.&nbsp; I already don't bother to keep up with the racial books, environment books, and the countless miscelaneous books they are coming out with, I stopped at the Complete series.&nbsp; I won't bother with a 4e if it's just superficial changes to sell more core books, turning the game into a giant plug for minis, or it is creating an intentionally incompatible edition just to &quot;make&quot; people buy new books.&nbsp; I'm happy to run 3.5 or d20 Modern indefinitely, and see no need now for a 4th Edition.I will buy 4e if it is a real improvement on the d20/3.x system, making the game run smoother, as easy or easier to learn and run, able to depict a wider variety of character types without burdening down the system with rules too much, while keeping the distinctive elements which makes a fantasy RPG &quot;D&amp;D&quot;.&nbsp; A 4th Edition that makes as big an improvement and leap forward as 3e was from 2e, which I see as unlikely.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wingsandsword, post: 2383644, member: 14159"] Right now "maybe" has the most. I voted "maybe", but that means "probably not". 3e was such a huge improvement on 2e, and it was almost universally acclaimed as a superior game in every way. I already don't bother to keep up with the racial books, environment books, and the countless miscelaneous books they are coming out with, I stopped at the Complete series. I won't bother with a 4e if it's just superficial changes to sell more core books, turning the game into a giant plug for minis, or it is creating an intentionally incompatible edition just to "make" people buy new books. I'm happy to run 3.5 or d20 Modern indefinitely, and see no need now for a 4th Edition. I will buy 4e if it is a real improvement on the d20/3.x system, making the game run smoother, as easy or easier to learn and run, able to depict a wider variety of character types without burdening down the system with rules too much, while keeping the distinctive elements which makes a fantasy RPG "D&D". A 4th Edition that makes as big an improvement and leap forward as 3e was from 2e, which I see as unlikely. [/QUOTE]

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