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<blockquote data-quote="Aegeri" data-source="post: 5528420" data-attributes="member: 78116">Unfortunately I didn't at the time, because I was a bit silly and still took &quot;faith&quot; in Wizards that things would be fixed. That was then and this is now. It is worth noting I canceled my subscription a long time ago. I think mine only still functions due to the letter I sent them (basically the <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/4e-discussion/299571-dear-wizards-i-no-longer-have-clue-what-youre-doing.html" target="_blank">OP of this thread</a>), which instead of a refund probably just prompted an extension of the service.I don't worry about edition changes. If a company wants to change everything up, that's the way to do it and I take them fairly well. I played 2E for years, but 3E and its gross broken imbalances/issues/splatbook creep (far worse than 4E, as 4E has nowhere near the sheer &quot;broken&quot; for reasons inherent to the system) just made me absolutely hate DnD. So I stopped playing 3E shortly after 3.5 came out because it just wasn't worth the time or effort anymore. I didn't even take an interest in 4E until I played it at the games day just before its release!I do take exception to suddenly murdering everything that had been doing pretty well, dividing the community and then dropping support for the things your new edition does far better than the previous one. That's not &quot;business&quot; to me, that's what I call &quot;pure stupidity&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aegeri, post: 5528420, member: 78116"] Unfortunately I didn't at the time, because I was a bit silly and still took "faith" in Wizards that things would be fixed. That was then and this is now. It is worth noting I canceled my subscription a long time ago. I think mine only still functions due to the letter I sent them (basically the [URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/4e-discussion/299571-dear-wizards-i-no-longer-have-clue-what-youre-doing.html"]OP of this thread[/URL]), which instead of a refund probably just prompted an extension of the service. I don't worry about edition changes. If a company wants to change everything up, that's the way to do it and I take them fairly well. I played 2E for years, but 3E and its gross broken imbalances/issues/splatbook creep (far worse than 4E, as 4E has nowhere near the sheer "broken" for reasons inherent to the system) just made me absolutely hate DnD. So I stopped playing 3E shortly after 3.5 came out because it just wasn't worth the time or effort anymore. I didn't even take an interest in 4E until I played it at the games day just before its release! I [I]do[/I] take exception to suddenly murdering everything that had been doing pretty well, dividing the community and then dropping support for the things [I]your new edition does far better than the previous one[/I]. That's not "business" to me, that's what I call "pure stupidity". [/QUOTE]

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