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<blockquote data-quote="Dice4Hire" data-source="post: 3797533" data-attributes="member: 55066">I'm one of those people who never bought much 3rd party stuff. And I think I have bought a total of two PDFs total. (And both were copies of out of print adventures) .For 4E, at least for me, I do not see this changing. I am pretty wary of 3rd party stuff, and my games tend to be WOTC only.As for a 'flood', no I do not think so. 4E is too tentative, and the customer base is too split right now for any sane company to jsump in with both feet, or even for soe new publishers totkae that step.On the other hand, 4E is the new thing, and staying 3,5 could also be a death sentence.So, I see most publishers doing both, at least till the end of next year. Keeping some 3.5 going, but also introducing new 4E lines.&nbsp; But I would say, as with 2E, eventually, companies making only 3.5 products will be a sliver of the market.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dice4Hire, post: 3797533, member: 55066"] I'm one of those people who never bought much 3rd party stuff. And I think I have bought a total of two PDFs total. (And both were copies of out of print adventures) . For 4E, at least for me, I do not see this changing. I am pretty wary of 3rd party stuff, and my games tend to be WOTC only. As for a 'flood', no I do not think so. 4E is too tentative, and the customer base is too split right now for any sane company to jsump in with both feet, or even for soe new publishers totkae that step. On the other hand, 4E is the new thing, and staying 3,5 could also be a death sentence. So, I see most publishers doing both, at least till the end of next year. Keeping some 3.5 going, but also introducing new 4E lines. But I would say, as with 2E, eventually, companies making only 3.5 products will be a sliver of the market. [/QUOTE]

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