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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nellisir" data-source="post: 4749335" data-attributes="member: 70">For personal and financial reasons, I have not and will not buy any 4e books beyond the core 3 and FR campaign setting (my last RPG purchase).  I haven't signed up for DDI, and I haven't been on the WotC website for about 6 months.  I don't have a particularly huge hatred for 4e; it was just a combination of circumstances that led me to decide not to invest in a game I never expect to play.That said, a few months ago I...acquired...a large digital collection of official 4e material.  Honestly, I thought it would make a good, helpful, or interesting reference for my current game building exercise, or at least be interesting reading.  I didn't really set out looking for it, but it came up and I grabbed it.  I thought about getting more.After WotC's recent actions and statements, I'm not going to.  And I'm deleting the files I do have.  And I'll likely sell my physical books.I don't feel guilty, and I don't feel vindictive.  But I have realized that 4e just doesn't interest me at all.  I'd rather have $$$ and my drive space back.  My digital acquisitions have gathered digital dust on my hard drive. I haven't even "cracked open" most of them.  I've looked at PH2 on the shelves, and I can't even work up the interest to pirate it.Pirating something at least hints at interest, and I don't have any.  I'd actually love it if pirating of 4e stopped altogether - maybe then, if sales decline as well, WotC will pull back and think about making a game that excited me again.  I'm not betting on it, though.Ah, well.  Swords & Wizardry is pretty darned cool.</blockquote>

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