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<blockquote data-quote="fenriswolf456" data-source="post: 5972372" data-attributes="member: 6687664">Doubtful ... I too never played 3E, though I DMed the heck out of AD&amp;D. Partly it was the breakup of my group, partly not taken in by 3E's shinyness. It just never grabbed me, despite a couple of attempts to play and get into it.&nbsp;With my current 4E groups, I think only 2 or 3 come from playing 3E, the other 5 or so are either newcomers or 'old school' players. One of my players runs Encounters, and half the players there are teens or even preteens.&nbsp;It's too early to tell now, but I'm pretty certain we'll at least give 5E a try when it is finally released, unless future playtests really turn some of us off the idea. But I don't believe there's going to be any auto-buy in by 4thers just because some came from a previous edition. The game has to prove interesting and fun enough for people to make the switch, especially if it's going to go the route of having to be a large investment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fenriswolf456, post: 5972372, member: 6687664"] Doubtful ... I too never played 3E, though I DMed the heck out of AD&D. Partly it was the breakup of my group, partly not taken in by 3E's shinyness. It just never grabbed me, despite a couple of attempts to play and get into it. With my current 4E groups, I think only 2 or 3 come from playing 3E, the other 5 or so are either newcomers or 'old school' players. One of my players runs Encounters, and half the players there are teens or even preteens. It's too early to tell now, but I'm pretty certain we'll at least give 5E a try when it is finally released, unless future playtests really turn some of us off the idea. But I don't believe there's going to be any auto-buy in by 4thers just because some came from a previous edition. The game has to prove interesting and fun enough for people to make the switch, especially if it's going to go the route of having to be a large investment. [/QUOTE]

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