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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drkfathr1" data-source="post: 4753846" data-attributes="member: 5617">Boycotts almost never work, but if enough people get tired and move on to other products/companies the net result will be the same. I'm not sold entirely on 4th ed yet. Have to wait on Arcane Power and Divine Power before I can make a reasonable decision (since I'm still waiting on options). After that I can decide if it's got all the features I'm used to in my D&D games and how many house rules I'll have to make. I am playing it currently, but I'm not running it for my group yet. My group of 7 players have only bought two 4th Ed Player's Handbooks so far, and they haven't shown any interest in buying any of the others until we've had a chance to really try it all out. We're still finishing up our 3rd edition campaign and since you can't easily convert...it might be another year! None of us are subscribed to the DDI either. The design decisions they've made, which are driven by their "marketing plan" that none of us really agree with, have led us to vote with our wallets. We're not "subscribing" to a table top role playing game, and not buying 5 books to get the options we once had with 1. (Yes, there are more options in the 1 book than we had before, but most of those are new options, not the ones we were wanting at the get-go).</blockquote>