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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aus_Snow" data-source="post: 3749414" data-attributes="member: 29112">Much of what is currently known will not change, not before 5e (if ever), rest assured.It is those things that I have based my decisions on, along with some of 4e's talking up that has gone on - they're not speaking to me, this much is clear. And really, nothing that the marketing effort can add to the data already available will change my mind now.As I said, I wanted to like it, and even tried to at first. But, when it comes down to it, I don't *need* another edition in the first place. I (and others) like my house-ruled 3e, and assorted d20 material, just fine. Spending even more money just to get a basically incompatible game pretty much for the sake of it, and what's more, a game that already clearly features and emphasises elements I (and others) find rather distasteful. . . well, that would be *more* than a tiny bit "gun-jumpish", to say the least, for me and mine.YMMV, and so forth.</blockquote>