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<blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 1845927" data-attributes="member: 1405">I guess I will post ina new thread in order not to further sidetrack the 1e DMD thread.&nbsp; I was wondering if others were starting to think about dropping off the DnD radar?&nbsp; There seems to be a lot of threads latey about the benefits of older editions and there strengths.&nbsp; And I see a lot more people seem to be dropping off the 3e DnD bandwagon.&nbsp; I do have some problems with 3e, (detailed below) yet I have no trouble with d20.&nbsp; In fact, I fully intend to stay with d20.&nbsp; Anyone else feel the same?&nbsp;Yet I still GM 3e. I just love DnD too much to quit, even if 3e is not really DnD. However, for the very first time, I am considering trying a new system. This will probably be Castles and Crusades for a more DnD-like game, while I will go with Blue Rose for the ladies.Just my thoughts.&nbsp;I know a lot of people truly enjoy 3e. It fits the current generation of computer gamers and allows a lot of customization and cool abilities. I just think it lacks the soul and character that drew me to it in days gone by.&nbsp; Feel free to tell me I am wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Belen, post: 1845927, member: 1405"] I guess I will post ina new thread in order not to further sidetrack the 1e DMD thread. I was wondering if others were starting to think about dropping off the DnD radar? There seems to be a lot of threads latey about the benefits of older editions and there strengths. And I see a lot more people seem to be dropping off the 3e DnD bandwagon. I do have some problems with 3e, (detailed below) yet I have no trouble with d20. In fact, I fully intend to stay with d20. Anyone else feel the same? Yet I still GM 3e. I just love DnD too much to quit, even if 3e is not really DnD. However, for the very first time, I am considering trying a new system. This will probably be Castles and Crusades for a more DnD-like game, while I will go with Blue Rose for the ladies. Just my thoughts. I know a lot of people truly enjoy 3e. It fits the current generation of computer gamers and allows a lot of customization and cool abilities. I just think it lacks the soul and character that drew me to it in days gone by. Feel free to tell me I am wrong. [/QUOTE]

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