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<blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4547280" data-attributes="member: 57894">I don't even think the original question is really about what would be fine with YOU when it comes to the next edition. But rather what would be the best process of making a new edition/continuing the D&amp;D line.So, say you were completely edition-neutral. Would a simple tweaking of a previous ruleset (in this case the previous ruleset was 3.5) is the proper method of making a new edition/continuing the line. Or, is making major overhauls the proper way to make a new edition.Thus my original response, that even without my own consideration of my approval of 4e I believe a reworking of the game is important because it means that the game can become more diverse and essentially be more likely to be the edition for someone, it is healthy both for the community and RPGs in general that new editions come out so more people can find the ruleset that works for them. So simply tweaking a ruleset I personally don't think is far-enough.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fallen Seraph, post: 4547280, member: 57894"] I don't even think the original question is really about what would be fine with YOU when it comes to the next edition. But rather what would be the best process of making a new edition/continuing the D&D line. So, say you were completely edition-neutral. Would a simple tweaking of a previous ruleset (in this case the previous ruleset was 3.5) is the proper method of making a new edition/continuing the line. Or, is making major overhauls the proper way to make a new edition. Thus my original response, that even without my own consideration of my approval of 4e I believe a reworking of the game is important because it means that the game can become more diverse and essentially be more likely to be the edition for someone, it is healthy both for the community and RPGs in general that new editions come out so more people can find the ruleset that works for them. So simply tweaking a ruleset I personally don't think is far-enough. [/QUOTE]

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