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<blockquote data-quote="DaveMage" data-source="post: 6065474" data-attributes="member: 10447">But even if the ruleset is better, the problem is support of the game.&nbsp; If WotC continues the rules-splat practice of 3.x/4.x the game will (once again) collapse under its own weight.&nbsp; To me, the question is not how good the ruleset will be, but how will the game be supported and can I use my current D&amp;D library with the new ruleset?&nbsp; In other words, will they provide a conversion manual to convert from my edition of choice?&nbsp; Will they provide more adventures rather than rules expansions?&nbsp; Will the designers that are working on the game still be around to create good support material or will they be laid off during the next round of cuts?I'm sure they will try to do both, but as there are a LOT of players out there that play D&amp;D or one of its offshoots, I'd guess that pulling in existing players of other systems is the way to go.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DaveMage, post: 6065474, member: 10447"] But even if the ruleset is better, the problem is support of the game. If WotC continues the rules-splat practice of 3.x/4.x the game will (once again) collapse under its own weight. To me, the question is not how good the ruleset will be, but how will the game be supported and can I use my current D&D library with the new ruleset? In other words, will they provide a conversion manual to convert from my edition of choice? Will they provide more adventures rather than rules expansions? Will the designers that are working on the game still be around to create good support material or will they be laid off during the next round of cuts? I'm sure they will try to do both, but as there are a LOT of players out there that play D&D or one of its offshoots, I'd guess that pulling in existing players of other systems is the way to go. [/QUOTE]

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