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<blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4518764" data-attributes="member: 57894">My personal view of edition changes is this.No one edition is better or worse in the grand-scheme of things. Yes for myself some edition may be better or worse, for myself 4e is better, but that is personal taste.And personal taste is one of the key reasons in my eyes, edition changes are a welcomed thing. With a edition change there should be some radical changes, which yes may alienate some of the old fans, BUT! this may cause some others to find THEIR edition.For some 4e is their edition, for another 3e, for another 2e, for another Basic, etc, etc. No edition is better or worse.The only bad thing is staying with one edition forever because that means that there is a whole fan-community out there that hasn't found their edition. So yes perhaps someone did buy all of 3e books but has no wish to buy 4e, there is a good chance it wasn't made for you, since 3e is perchance your edition. While 4e is anothers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fallen Seraph, post: 4518764, member: 57894"] My personal view of edition changes is this. No one edition is better or worse in the grand-scheme of things. Yes for myself some edition may be better or worse, for myself 4e is better, but that is personal taste. And personal taste is one of the key reasons in my eyes, edition changes are a welcomed thing. With a edition change there should be some radical changes, which yes may alienate some of the old fans, BUT! this may cause some others to find THEIR edition. For some 4e is their edition, for another 3e, for another 2e, for another Basic, etc, etc. No edition is better or worse. The only bad thing is staying with one edition forever because that means that there is a whole fan-community out there that hasn't found their edition. So yes perhaps someone did buy all of 3e books but has no wish to buy 4e, there is a good chance it wasn't made for you, since 3e is perchance your edition. While 4e is anothers. [/QUOTE]

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