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<blockquote data-quote="Keefe the Thief" data-source="post: 3856740" data-attributes="member: 49552">What i least understand about discussions like these is this: If one person tells me &quot;3.5 is nearly the perfect game for me - 4e cannot come close, especially with THAT changes&quot;, doesn´t that mean &quot;i´ve found my (nearly) perfect game?&quot; I mean, that´s good. Perhaps 4e is going to be some other guys perfect game. And there are lot´s of guys like me who like all the different edition for some thing or another. What i like about 4e the most is that some things HAPPENING. Yes, even change for the sake of change, whatever that is: burn me, if you like to. But what i like in my games is designers trying out new stuff all the time: things being on the move. That´s why i really appreciate 4e the more different it gets: this does not mean it´s going to be good, but it´s going to be different. Which i like. Because i know the old editions already.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keefe the Thief, post: 3856740, member: 49552"] What i least understand about discussions like these is this: If one person tells me "3.5 is nearly the perfect game for me - 4e cannot come close, especially with THAT changes", doesn´t that mean "i´ve found my (nearly) perfect game?" I mean, that´s good. Perhaps 4e is going to be some other guys perfect game. And there are lot´s of guys like me who like all the different edition for some thing or another. What i like about 4e the most is that some things HAPPENING. Yes, even change for the sake of change, whatever that is: burn me, if you like to. But what i like in my games is designers trying out new stuff all the time: things being on the move. That´s why i really appreciate 4e the more different it gets: this does not mean it´s going to be good, but it´s going to be different. Which i like. Because i know the old editions already. [/QUOTE]

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